Abstract
The first breath test in clinical medicine is measurements of hydrogen in breath, applied for the diagnosis of milk intolerance. Since then many gases have been studied in many situations. In this symposium, The usefulness of several gases such as CO, NO, hydrogen, acetone and ammonia have been discussed. Some, but not all, of these gases have been used in clinical practice.
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