...Nelia Adams Tobey Blood bicarbonate is an important systemic factor in esophageal protection due to its capacity for buffering H + either in the lumen, at the epithelial surface, within the intercellular space, or within the cell. The ability to buffer within the lumen is in part dependent...

... buffering by basic proteins and bicarbonate as well as epithelial transport (Na + /H + exchange and Na + -dependent CI-/HCO 3 exchange). Epithelial repair is also a functional component and can be carried out by cell replication and possibly by epithelial restitution. 5 2 2009 © 1995 S. Karger...

...Mark A. Ainsworth; Jens Kjeldsen; Ole Olsen; Poul Christensen; O.B. Schaffalitzky de Muckadell In order to investigate the relation between duodenal mucosal and pancreaticobiliary bicarbonate secretion, we have studied the effect of inhibition of mucosal bicarbonate secretion by indomethacin...

...John B. Leiper; Ronald J. Maughan A modified perfusion technique was used to examine the effect on water and solute absorption in the healthy human jejunum of replacing bicarbonate (18 mmol/l) by equivalent amounts of different base precursors in a glucose-electrolyte solution. Acetate, citrate...

.... Pancreatic fistula Bicarbonate Intestinal loops Plasma secretin Digestion 34: 207-215 (1986) © 1986 S. Karger AG. Basel 0012-2823''86/0343-0207S2.75 0 Studies on the Localization of Secretin Release from Canine Intestine Stanislaw J. Konturek, Janina Taster, Jan Bilski, Jan Konturek, Wladyslaw...

... pancreatitis. The results indicate that a severe reduction in enzyme output (but not in bicarbonate concentration and output) is usually associated with steatorrhea. However, there were a number of patients with steatorrhea despite only moderate enzyme output impairment, while others had normal fat excretion...

...R. Capriili; G. Frieri; G. Latella; P. Vernia; M.L. Santoro The normal colon absorbs water, sodium and chloride and secretes potassium and bicarbonate. In ulcerative colitis (UC), modifications occur in the absorption of water, sodium and chloride, whereas the secretion of potassium remains...

...P. Vadgama; K.G.M.M. Alberti The surface epithelial cells of the gastroduodenal mucosa are thought to be protected from the damaging effects of acid by a covering layer of mucus into which is secreted bicarbonate. It is proposed here that mucus acts as a true barrier to hydrogen ion diffusion...

... was collected under mechanical stimulation from 10 patients and 6 control subjects. Flow rates and the contents of bicarbonate, amylase and protein were determined. In a subgroup of patients and controls albumin and lactoferrin were measured. Wide inter- and intraindividual variations of secretory values were...

.../83/0264-019752.75/0 Inhibition of Intraduodenal Trypsin Does Not Stimulate Exocrine Pancreatic Secretion in M an1 J. Dlugosz2*, U.R. Fälsch, W. Creutzfeldt Division of Gastroenterology and Metabolism, Department o f Medicine, University o f Gottingen, FRG Key Words. Amylase Aprotinin Bicarbonate...

... and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Bicarbonate Gastric acidity determination Gastric secretion Gastrin Histamine Pancreatic secretion Pepsin Peptic...

... the test cannot be recommended as a screening test for chronic pancreatitis. 22 08 1978 29 09 1978 27 1 2009 Amylase Bicarbonate Cholecystokinin-pancreozymin Pancreatitis Parotid glands Protein Saliva Secretin Digestion 19: 52-55 (1979) Parotid Saliva Test in the Diagnosis...

... 1977 3 11 1977 27 1 2009 Bicarbonate Dogs Gastric acidity determination Gastric secretion Prostaglandins Sodium © 1978 S. Karger AG, Basel 1978 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be translated into other...

... Digestion 18: 64 -69 (1978) A Comparison between Injection and Infusion of Pancreatic Stimulants in the Diagnosis of Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency L. Gullo, P.L. Costa and G. Labo Department of Medicine and Gastroenterology, University of Bologna, St. Orsola Hospital, Bologna Key Words. Bicarbonate...

...L. Descos; J. Duclieu; Y. Minaire Pancreatic function tests were performed before and after dietary therapy in four patients suffering from primitive malnutrition. Maximal bicarbonate concentrations and lipase activity were the parameters most clearly affected by malnutrition and those showing...

... parameters of pancreatic juice. This action is more effective upon total protein and lipase concentration (74 and 77.3% decline from base line levels, respectively) than upon bicarbonate output (50% drop from control value). The depressing effect of intravenous ethanol upon exocrine pancreatic secretion...

... responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Amino acids Bicarbonate Chloride Disaccharides Electrolytes Folic acid Fructose Gastro-intestinal hormones Glucose Ileum Intestinal...

...H. Goebell; G. Baltzer; K.A. Schlott; Ch. Bode Secretion of calcium, bicarbonate and 4 pancreatic hydrolases into the duodenal juice were studied in groups of normal subjects (18), Subjects with cholecystectomy (9), and chronic pancreatic insufficiency (10). The pancreas was stimulated...

... weight of pancreas was higher in the rat than in the dog, even when the basal endogenous secretin stimulation induced by gastric acid was suppressed by ligation of the pylorus. Intravenous injection of GIH secretin induced a dose-related increase in volume and bicarbonate outputs. A brief washing out...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Bicarbonate Cholecystokinin Gastrointestinal hormones Kinetics Pancreatic juice Pancreas Secretin Trypsin Digestion 6: 9-22 (1972) Kinetics of Exocrine Pancreatic Secretion1 P. Lehnert, H. Stahlheber, M. M. F orell, H. Fritz...