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The 32 pages that link to Small intestine, each with the reason it gives.

• Oral rehydration therapyNarrower topic: Most oral rehydration solution uptake occurs across its lining.

• Bile acidNarrower topic: Bile acids perform their main digestive work in its lumen.

• MalabsorptionNarrower topic: Most clinically significant malabsorption reflects disrupted digestion or uptake in this organ.

• CecumNarrower topic: Its final section empties into the cecum.

• DuodenumNarrower topic: The duodenum is its first of three sections.

• EnterocyteNarrower topic: Enterocytes form the principal absorptive lining of this organ.

• IleumNarrower topic: The ileum is its final and longest section.

• Intestinal obstructionNarrower topic: Obstruction here disrupts the passage and absorption of digested material.

• JejunumNarrower topic: The jejunum is one of its three sections.

• ChymeNarrower topic: It receives chyme and extracts nutrients as digestion continues.