Comparison of gastric and intestinal antisecretory and protective effects of prostacyclin and its stable thia-imino-analogue (Hoe 892) in conscious rats.

@article{Konturek1984ComparisonOG,
  title={Comparison of gastric and intestinal antisecretory and protective effects of prostacyclin and its stable thia-imino-analogue (Hoe 892) in conscious rats.},
  author={Stanisław Jan Konturek and Tomasz Brzozowski and Tadeusz Radecki and I Pastucki},
  journal={Prostaglandins},
  year={1984},
  volume={28 4},
  pages={
          443-53
        }
}
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