...Jaworski. The trial breakfast of Ewald is the one in common use. This consists of a roll of bread with a glass of water or a cup of tea without milk or sugar, taken on an empty stomach. In an hour the gastric contents are to be removed. These should normally...

...test meal, because it is the simplest, is Ewald's test breakfast. This consists of a roll of bread, a glass of water, or a cup of tea without milk or sugar, taken on an empty stomach. This is sufficiently softened in a short space of time to enable it to be...

...depends upon the condition of the stomach and the substances to be tested for: Ewald's test breakfast consists of a roll or slice of bread without butter,...glass of water or a cup of tea without milk or sugar. This is withdrawn in one hour. Boas' test breakfast consists of one ounce of rolled oats, boiled in...

...cells. The test meal most frequently used is called the Ewald test breakfast. This consists of a roll and a glass of water, or a cup of tea without milk or sugar. The time for withdrawal is one hour after eating. Leube's test dinner is sometimes used. This consists...

...examination of gastric juice. This consists of two slices of bread without butter, a glass of water, and a cup of tea without milk or sugar; or, more accurately, about 50 grams of bread and 400 cc. of fluid. The test-breakfast should be eaten by .the patient on an empty stomach, allowingten minutes for its...

...two slices of bread without butter, a glass of water, 1. Rose: Arch. Int. Med., 1910, V., p. 459. and a cup of tea without milk or sugar; or, more accurately, about 50 grams of bread and 400 cc. of fluid. The test-breakfast should be eaten by the patient on an empty stomach, allowing ten minutes for its...