111.   Six patients still complained of loose motions.

112.   On the other hand, patients complaining of chronic diarrhoea and faecal incontinence had squeeze duration values similar to healthy volunteers, measured with perfused catheters.

113.   Postoperatively, the patient complained of vague abdominal discomfort and the drain was removed after two days.

114.   Postoperatively she complained of abdominal discomfort and blood chemistry showed cholestasis.

115.   Nearly two months later the patient complained of itching and cholestasis was diagnosed.

116.   After three weeks she complained of itching and blood chemistry showed cholestasis.

117.   Twenty months later, the patient again complained of pain in the right upper abdomen.

118.   Patients were rather specific in their reporting of symptoms as they complained of heartburn or acid regurgitation only when the intraoesophageal pH was less than four.

119.   A substantial percentage of patients, greater than that previously reported in PSS, complained of heartburn or acid regurgitation during acid perfusion.

120.   Patients treated with triple therapy, however, complain of considerable side effects which endangers compliance in routine clinical practice.