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The influence of jejunoileal bypass on bile salt kinetics and lithogenity of bile was investigated in 9 German shephard dogs. Total bile acid pool decreased 92% from initial values, bile acid turnover rate was enhanced markedly. High relative biliary cholesterol concentration lead to an increase of lithogenity of the bile.
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