论文信息 - Small intestinal bacterial growth in systemic sclerosis

Small intestinal bacterial growth in systemic sclerosis

Twenty unselected patients with proven systemic sclerosis had cultures of jejunal juice, and glucose/hydrogen breath tests for small intestinal bacterial overgrowth. Seven had counts of over I06 organisms/ml, higher than was ever found in a control group. Four of these seven had a positive breath test.

J. McGoldrick | A. Ghoneim | A. Axon | N. Rowell | I. Cobden

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