I. J. Pincus, Julian Thomas, Martin E. Rehfuss
Abstract
The introduction of acid into the duodenum inhibits gastric secretion only if a threshold level of duodenal pH (approximately 2.5) is attained. The extent of depression of gastric secretion is dependent upon the level of pH produced.
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The introduction of acid into the duodenum inhibits gastric secretion only if a threshold level of duodenal pH (approximately 2.5) is attained. The extent of depression of gastric secretion is dependent upon the level of pH produced.
Key concepts: Duodenum, Secretion, Gastric acid, Gastric secretion, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Chemistry, Endocrinology