Disolución de cálculos biliares por diversos reactivos sintéticos y derivados de plantas
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Cálculos biliaresAbstract
Se han ensayado seis agentes. Eter etílico, D. Limoneno, Clofibrato, mentol, mono-octanoína y metil-tert-butirl-éter en la disolución de 196 cálculos biliares extraídos mediante operación en el Hospital Clínico San Cecilio de Granada.
Ninguno de los seis agentes fue eficaz en la disolución de los cálculos de bilirrubina, mientras que en los cálculos de colesterol, el solvente más potente y rápido ha sido el Meti-tert-butil-éters.
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