[Breath hydrogen for detecting lactase deficiency. II. Relation between intestinal lactase activity, breath hydrogen and blood glucose during lactose tolerance test in 73 adult patients (author's transl)]
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[Breath hydrogen for detecting lactase deficiency. II. Relation between intestinal lactase activity, breath hydrogen and blood glucose during lactose tolerance test in 73 adult patients (author's transl)]
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