Changes of Catecholamine Level in Gastric Wall Tissue in Reflex Dystrophies

Influence of Iproniazid on Norepinephrine Content in Gastric Wall Tissue under Experimental Dystrophy

“…The data obtained fully correspond with the findings of Zavodskaya and Moreva [20] who determined that the 3-hour electrical stimulation of immobilized rats leads to a considerable reduction of norepinephrine and epinephrine levels in the gastric wall parallel to the development of its dystrophy. According to the authors' conclusion, these alterations are due to an increased output of catecholamines from the tissue depots and to their subse quent depletion under the influence of protracted severe stimulation.…”