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- FIGURE 1.
(A) Matrix for 101 patient studies with normal and delayed gastric emptying using normal to be 2 SDs around mean (<19 min) of 30 healthy subjects. (B) Matrix for 101 patient studies with normal and delayed gastric emptying using normal to be 3 SDs around mean (<22 min) of 30 healthy subjects.
- FIGURE 2.
(A) Absolute difference from measured percentage solid gastric emptying vs. true percentage emptying at 4 h, assuming maximum 111In in stomach at 4 h. (B) Absolute difference from measured percentage solid gastric emptying vs. true percentage emptying, assuming no 111In in stomach at 4 h.
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