… We start with a higher PPI dose to make sure the acid hypersecretion is initially well controlled
and then later it can be reduced in many patients[37,101]. During this endoscopy, gastric …

… tain 1 mg of the amino acid L-cysteine as a stabilizer. Although intravenous infusion of large
doses of amino acids is generally felt to stimulate acid secretion without changes in serum …

… In this study the findings in 25 ZE and 17 DU patients with hypersecretion of gastric acid, …
of a high acid secretion and a normal gastrin level (spontaneous secretion of acid 10.1 k 1.5 …

… The gastrinoma causes gastric acid hypersecretion, which is not suppressed because
the normal feedback inhibition pathway does not extend beyond the gastric submucosa. …

… in about 5% of patients with Zollinger-Ellison syndrome (1). This ap… conditions associated
with acid hypersecretion and elevated … of acid secretion in patients with the Zollinger-Ellison …

… acid hypersecretion and hypergastrinemia. Provocative tests with secretin or calcium are
essential for diagnosis in about half of the patients with ZES currently being diagnosed. The …

… increased in patients with the Zollinger-Ellison syndrome (14,… in residual gastric acid secretion
between adult and pediatric … ideal treatment of the Zollinger-Ellison syndrome. If successful…

… of Zollinger-Ellison syndrome. We have analyzed the data on gastric acid secretion from 90
… and other secretory criteria currently used to aid diagnosis of the ZollingerEllison syndrome. …

… Despite their profound inhibitory effect on both acid secretion and symptoms, all patients
with the exception of those with proven metastases or the MEN type I syndrome underwent …

… acid hypersecretion [basal acid output (BAO) > 15 mmol/h], as seen in Zollinger–Ellison …
duodenal ulcer patients without ZE who have hypersecretion, but normal gastrin metabolism. In …