Die Beeinflussung des exokrinen Pankreas durch die intraven�se Infusion einer N�hrl�sung

Fröhlich, C; Locher, Mathias; Oldershausen, H. F. v.

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“…There are several reports on the effect of various amino acid mixtures or protein hydrolysates on gastric secretion (1,5,6). Very little attention has been paid to the effect on pancreatic secretion (2,3,7). Yet knowledge of the effect of various parenteral N solutions on gastric and pancre atic secretion is essential.…”

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The Effect of Some N Solutions for Parenteral Nutrition on Gastric and Pancreatic Secretion

Stastná¹,

Skála²,

Hrubá³

et al. 1979

Ann Nutr Metab

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In patients without pancreatic disease Aminofusin L forte infused for 1 h did not stimulate gastric or pancreatic secretion. On the other hand, infusion of casein hydrolysate led to a significant increase in the concentration and total output of HCl.4 h intravenous infusion of Aminofusin L forte caused a transient but significant rise of the bicarbonate concentration, amylase activity and above all trypsin activity and output. The results show that N solutions used for parenteral protein nutrition influence in a different way both gastric and pancreatic secretion.

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