Titlebook: Vagotomy and Pyloroplasty; Advances 1975–1980 Fritz Holle (o. Professor der Chirurgie, F.A.C.S. Book 1980 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Clinical and Experimental Examinations on the Efficiency of a ff-Pyloroplastyasty can normalize the increased gastrin levels and acid secretion after single a-SPV (Fig. 77) [24]. In DU-patients we also find higher postprandial gastrin levels after a-SPV alone compared with the profile after SPV with ff-pyloroplasty (Fig. 78) [17,102, p 84].

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gery: the so-called "selective proximal vago­ tomy (spv) with pyloroplasty (pypl)". The usefulness of the method was put to the test in cases of peptic ulcer disease and in dog experiments. No claim was made - as some reviewers erroneously supposed - that the method was a comprehensive presentation

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Prerequisites for an a-SPVulation in humans (Fig. 18) and after sham-feeding in dogs, a significant increase of vagally released gastrin was observed (Fig. 19) [16, 102 p. 83]. However, at least after insulin stimulation, there are some doubts that this release of gastrin is related only to vagal influences.

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Mechanical Versus Functional Surgerynfrequently in opposition to each other. On one side there is the . approach, and on the other side the .. The former extends from amputation and resection to the substitution of artificial limbs and organs; the latter utilizes pathophysiological knowledge in such a way that the normal form and func

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Early Observations on a Functional Method of Surgical Treatment for Peptic Ulcerdge into operative practice. I.P. Pavlov and O.E. Schumova-Simanowskaja [156] are to be thanked for recognizing that the specific functions of the stomach are dependent on the N. vagus. Through their famous “sham-feeding experiment” they clarified the role of the N. vagus as the secretory stomach ne

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Effects of the Modelpus-area) down to the transitional zone of the antrum. So the cephalic phase of acid secretion is blocked. Simultaneously the oxyntic cell becomes less sensitive to other endogenous stimulants (gastrin, histamine). The success of this operation therefore depends on an extragastric denervation of the