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CDCA
(redirected from Chenodeoxycholic acid)

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CDCACentral District of California (US District Court)
CDCACalifornia Desert Conservation Area
CDCACenter for Development in Central America
CDCAChenodeoxycholic Acid
CDCACanaan Dog Club of America
CDCAChemical Dependency Counselor Assistant
CDCAConfédération de Défense des Commerçants et Artisans
CDCACentral Data Collection Agent
CDCACurrent Document Change Authority
CDCACanadian Deaf Curling Association
CDCACylindrical Dielectric Cavity Antenna
CDCAChemical Dependency Counseling Assistant


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Short of surgery, the only gallstone therapy currently approved in the United States is treatment with chenodeoxycholic acid.
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Oral administration of UDCA in humans leads to a significant change in the relative proportions of the biliary and serum bile acids, such that UDCA becomes the major bile constituent (about 50 percent when a 13-15 mg/kg/day dose is given) and naturally replaces cholic and chenodeoxycholic acids.
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