Gastroenterology
 1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0016-5085(98)82965-x
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Associations between use of alcohol, coffee and smoking and functional bowel symptoms in the general Dutch population

Paul J. Boekema1,
E.F. van Dam van Isselt2,
M.L. Bots3
et al.
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“…В происхождении ФД определенную роль играют наследственные факторы. Получены данные, указывающие на увеличение риска развития диспепсии у людей, имеющих близких родственников с данной патологией [18,19].…”
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Functional dyspepsia and its treatment methods

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“…В происхождении ФД определенную роль играют наследственные факторы. Получены данные, указывающие на увеличение риска развития диспепсии у людей, имеющих близких родственников с данной патологией [18,19].…”
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Functional dyspepsia and its treatment methods

Baranov
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,
Nechaev
2
,
Шульпекова
3
et al. 2020
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Diagnosis and treatment of the functional dyspepsia: clinical guidelines of the Russian Gastroenterological Association

Ивашкин1,
Маев2,
Шептулин3
et al. 2017
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