Effect of intraduodenal acid on the pre- and postvagotomy basal gastric secretion and gastrin
Acid instillation into the duodenum inhibits basal and stimulated gastric secretion. In man vagotomy suppresses this secretory inhibition. It is postulated that such inhibition responds to a dual mechanism: an hormonal one (enterogastrone) and a nervous one (vagus nerve). This study showed that preo...
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1977
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