下世纪胆囊结石症研究的新方向_CHINESE JOURNAL OF BASES AND CLINICS IN GENERAL SURGERY

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1. Heaton KW. Gall stone prevention, clues from epidemiology. In: Northfield T， Bile acids in health and disease. Kluwe： Acad Publ, 1988∶157.
2. Fourcroy D. De la substance feuilletee et cristalline contenue dans les caleuls biliaires, et de la rature des concretions uptiques cristalisees. Ann Chim， 1789; 8∶242.
3. Crawford JM, Mockel GM, Crawford AR, et al. Imaging biliary lipid secretion in the rat, ultrastructural evidence for vesiculation of the hepatocyte canalicular membrane. J Lip Res, 1995; 36∶2147.
4. La Mont JT, Carey MC. Cholesterol gall stone formation Ⅱ. Pathology and pathomechanics. Prog Liver Dis, 1992; 10∶165.
5. Portincasa P, Van Erpecum KJ, VanbergeHenegouwen GP. Cholesterol crystallization in bile. Gut, 1997; 41∶138.
6. Cohen DE, Angelico M, Carey MC. Structural alterations in lecithincholesterol vesicles following interaction with monomeric and micellar bile salts. Physical chemical basis for subselection of biliary lecithin species and aggregative states of biliary lipids during bile formation. J Lip Res, 1990; 31∶55.
7. Carey MC, La Mont JT. Cholesterol gall stone formation Ⅰ. Physical chemistry of bile acid biliary lipid secretion. Prog Liver Dis, 1992; 10∶139.
8. Van der Werf SOJ, Van Berge Henegouwen GP. Gallbladder contraction in patient with pigment and cholesterol stones. Gastroenterol, 1989; 97∶1497.
9. Sahlin S, Ablberg J, Reihner E, et al. Cholesterol metabolism in human gall bladder mucosa: relationship to cholesterol gall stone disease and effects of chenodeoxycholic acid and ursodeoxycholic acid treatment. Hepatology, 1992; 16∶320.

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