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Abstract
Evidence is presented in support of some of the factors which appear to be involved
in the pathogenesis of caffeine-induced ulcers. It is believed that the proteolytic
action of acid and pepsin secretion upon a gastric mucosa, rendered more susceptible
to the ulcerative process by the vascular and “cellular” changes induced by caffeine,
results in the development of an ulcer.
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Received:
September 5,
1944
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© 1945 Published by Elsevier Inc.
