Clinical evaluation of the 14C fat absorption test
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Clinical evaluation of the 14C fat absorption test
Abstract
The absorption of (14)C-labelled glyceryl tripalmitate was tested in 62 patients by determining the maximum specific activity of CO(2) in the breath after an oral dose. A significant correlation with faecal fat excretion was found. The absorption of (14)C labelled palmitic acid was tested subsequently in 54 patients. In cases of pancreatic steatorrhoea, normal absorption of palmitic acid with impaired absorption of glyceryl tripalmitate was found, whereas in most patients with coeliac disease the absorption of both substances was depressed to the same extent.
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