[Gastrointestinal hormones and blood circulation in the gastric mucosa]
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[Gastrointestinal hormones and blood circulation in the gastric mucosa]
[Article in
German]
Z Gastroenterol.
1976 Mar.
Abstract
The gastrointestinal hormones influence gastric mucosal blood flow in different ways. Gastrin, secretin and pancreocymin increase gastric mucosal blood flow, glucagon, vip and somatostatin decrease it. Motilin has a special position. Given alone motilin improves gastric mucosal blood flow, wheras it reduces gastric mucosal blood flow after previous administration of pentagastrin or histamin.
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