introduction: mental stress is one of the most important causes of the gastric ulcer. on the other hand, flavonoids such as quercetin show protective effects. the aim of this study was to investigate possible protective effect of quercetin on water restraint stress-induced ulcer in rats. methods: adult male wistar rats were divided into seven groups each containing eight animals. the first grou...

Vagal activation of gastric acid secretion by modified sham feeding in six patients with duodenal ulcer produced a peak acid response amounting to 52% of the peak acid output after pentagastrin stimulation (PAOpg). Cholinergic reflex stimulation of gastric acid secretion by fundic distension in another six patients with duodenal ulcer produced a peak acid response of 45% of PAOpg. Intravenous i...

introduction: the protective and antisecretory effects of dopamine agonists on the stomach have been already reported, but the effect of bromocriptine (d2 dopamine agonist) on histamine stimulated gastric acid secretion (gas) needs to be investigated. methods: for gastric sampling, animals were anesthetized and a polyethylen tube was introduced into the stomach through esophagus. a cannula was ...

Metiamide, an antagonist of histamine H(2) receptors, was administered intravenously to normal subjects and to patients with a peptic ulcer during vagal stimulation with a constant infusion of insulin. In normal and peptic-ulcer subjects there were reductions of 70% and 71% respectively in gastric-acid output compared with control tests on the same subjects. The decreased acid output resulted f...

Correspondence Gastric secretion in patients with typhoid SIR,-We read with interest the recent paper by Dr Bhalla and colleagues on gastric secretion in patients with typhoid (Gut 1985; 26: 491-4). They make the interesting observation that patients with typhoid have reduced levels of gastric acid output during convalescence. Patients recovering from non-enteric infections had similar acid out...

The present study was designed to evaluate neurotensin as a hormonal regulator of gastric acid secretion in man. After a fat-rich meal, the strongest known stimulus of neurotensin release, plasma neurotensin-like immunoreactivity (NTLI) was elevated from 7.6 +/- 1.9 to 15.5 +/- 2.5 pM. Plasma NTLI was measured with antiserum L170, which requires the biologically active carboxyl-terminal hexapep...

Introduction: Mental stress is one of the most important causes of the gastric ulcer. On the other hand, flavonoids such as quercetin show protective effects. The aim of this study was to investigate possible protective effect of quercetin on water restraint stress-induced ulcer in rats. Methods: Adult male Wistar rats were divided into seven groups each containing eight animals. The first g...

EDITORIAL SYNOPSIS Basal and maximal (post-histamine) acid outputs were significantly reduced in patients with cirrhosis. A subnormal secretory response to stimulation with peptone was also found. Gastric hyposecretion was not related to the aetiology or severity of the hepatic disease nor to the extent or presence of a portal-collateral circulation. Increased gastric production of ammonia in c...

Aim: The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of nesfatin-1 signaling in the ventromedial hypothalamus (VMH) on gastric functions, as well as the regulation of these effects by nucleus accumbens (NAc) projections to VMH. Methods: The expression of c-fos in nesfatinergic VMH neurons induced by gastric distension (GD) was measured using the double fluoro-immunohistochemical staining. T...

Parallel increments of gastric acid and pepsinogen secretion generally occur after the application of cholinergic stimuli. However, it still remains to be established whether the changes in acid output associated with cholinergic stimulation play a role in regulation of the concomitant peptic secretory activity. In the present study, an anesthetized rat model was used for the evaluation of peps...