… gastric acid secretion in patients with duodenal ulcer, and to compare the effects of
cimetidine and an optimally effective dose of an anticholinergic on meal-stimulated gastric acid …

… It has been suggested that gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer … Here, we show that gastric
cancer and gastric ulcer were present … bile acids, duodenal ulcers can occur if acid secretion is …

… 457February 1996 entraps bicarbonate to provide a buffering capacity against acid. 26 H.
pylori infection in patients with duodenal ulcer has been shown to increase gastric acid …

… with both "refractory" duodenal ulcers and with gastric acid hypersecretion in the present …
duodenal ulcers were men. Overall, all but six of the 52 patients with a basal acid output greater …

… Total 24-hour gastric acid secretion in patients with duodenal ulcer. Compariaon with normal
subjects and effecta of cimetidine and parietal cell vagotomy. Gastroenterology 1986; 90: …

… acid in the upper intestine can lead to ulcer formation. To test whether hyperacidity could result
in duodenal ulcer … of acid gastric juice in these cases may contribute to ulcer chronicity, as …

… A wide variety of associations have been postulated between gastric or duodenal ulcer and
… in basal and stimulated acid output with peptic ulceration. Gastric hypersecretion, sometimes …

… with regard to the condition of gastric ulcer and its medical treatment, … ulcer area by controlling
the corrosion of gastric acids during exacerbations. He has shown that the combined acids …

… mucosa: hypertonic solutions of salt, bicarbonate of soda, and glucose; fats and fatty acids;
but particularly hydrochloric acid and acid gastric juice. It is significant that a hypotonic or …

… , the ratio of duodenal ulcer to gastric ulcer is reversed, with a higher incidence of duodenal
ulcers. Peptic … , duodenal ulcer pathogenesis requires a high duodenal acid load to produce …