Su2049 – Noninvasive Point-Of-Care Measurement of Gut Permeabiltiy in a Rat Indomethacin Injury Model
Martin P. Debreczeny(Medibeacon (United States)), Phillip I. Tarr(Washington University in St. Louis), I. Rochelle Riley(Medibeacon (United States)), Richard B. Dorshow(Medibeacon (United States)), James R. Johnson(Mallinckrodt (United States)), Nurmohammad Shaikh(Washington University in St. Louis), L Colleen Rouggly-Nickless(Washington University in St. Louis), Thomas E. Rogers(The University of Queensland), Jeng J. Shieh(Medibeacon (United States)), Carla Hall-Moore(Washington University in St. Louis)
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