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titleOfInvention MEASUREMENT OF THE STOMACH
abstract A biscuit adapted to be ingested by a patient to enable measurement of gastric emptying has added prior to baking Spirulina Platensis alga grown in a 13CO2 atmosphere. These single cell organisms are oxidized after digestion in the small intestine to produce a detectible rise in level of 13CO2 in the patient's breath which is sampled and plotted to enable diagnosis of abnormal gastric emptying rates.
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