Location Gallstones can grow in different tracts of the biliary tree and their localization governs the choice of the appropriate therapeutic approach
dietary uptake Structure and nomenclature Phosphatidylcholines and membrane properties Phosphatidylcholines and inflammation Phosphatidylcholines, surfactant and the lungs Sex differences in phosphatidylcholine levels Phosphatidylcholines and central nervous system infections History and evolution 1846: discovery of lecithin (Vance 2014) | 1954: identification of pathways for biosynthesis (Zeisel 2012) | 1990s: phosphatidylcholine shown to be essential for human health Phosphatidylcholines (PCs) are one of the most abundant glycerophospholipids found in animal and plant eukaryotic cell membranes (van der Veen et al
Regina A, Koman A, Piciotti M, El Hafny B, Center MS, Bergmann R, Couraud PO, Roux F
Injection site reactions are localized, which means the side effect is limited to the area around the injection, not your whole body
IM is traditional for rapid absorption
Microvascular alterations in Alzheimers disease