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[Effect of vagotomy with antrumectomy on very high acid production in duodenal ulcer patients].

Arkhipov Vf, I A Odintsova

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In patients with hyperacidic duodenal ulcer the hyperproduction of hydrochloric acid was shown to occur both during the nervous-reflectory and humoral phases of secretion. Vagotomy with antrumectomy is considered to be the most effective method in such patients, since it inhibits both the I and II phases of the acid gastric secretion.

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In patients with hyperacidic duodenal ulcer the hyperproduction of hydrochloric acid was shown to occur both during the nervous-reflectory and humoral phases of secretion. Vagotomy with antrumectomy is considered to be the most effective method in such patients, since it inhibits both the I and II phases of the acid gastric secretion.

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In patients with hyperacidic duodenal ulcer the hyperproduction of hydrochloric acid was shown to occur both during the nervous-reflectory and humoral phases of secretion. Vagotomy with antrumectomy is considered to be the most effective method in such patients, since it inhibits both the I and II phases of the acid gastric secretion.

Key concepts: Vagotomy, Duodenal ulcer, Secretion, Gastroenterology, Gastric acid, Internal medicine, Hydrochloric acid, Medicine

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