Gastric ulceration was recognized as an occasional complication of vagotomy soon after
Dragstedt championed the operation for thetreatment of duodenal ulceration (Dragstedt and …

The effect of intraduodenal infusion of hypertonic saline and glucose on pentagastrin-
stimulated gastric secretion was investigated in 35 normal subjects, 32 duodenal ulcer …

The effect of intrajejunal infusion of hypertonic glucose on pentagastrin-stimulated (0.5
microgram/kg-hr) gastric acid secretion was studied in eight duodenal ulcer patients before …

Gastric acid secretion measurements in a controlled double-blind trial, including highly
selective vagotomy without drainage and bilateral selective vagotomy with a pyloroplasty for …

A VOLUME to honor the 20 years of superb service that Dr. Dallas B. Phemister has given to
the Department of Surgery and to the Medical School of the University of Chicago is fitting …

Various laboratory procedures for the evaluation of gastric function as an index of the
completeness of vagotomy were reviewed. The Hollander test is presently the only method …

In twenty-two patients with recurrent ulceration after vagotomy and gastric drainage,
nineteen were found to have incomplete vagotomy by the insulin test. Secretion studies …

The effects of proximal gastric vagotomy (PGV) and vagotomy with pyloroplasty (V and P) on
gastric motility were studied using a solid meal labelled with a radiopharmaceutical agent. In …

THE surgical treatment of duodenal ulcer has undergone a radical change in the past 25
years since the introduction of vagotomy on Jan 18, 1943. 1 Subtotal gastrectomy alone is …

Although vagotomy has proved an effective treatment for duodenal ulcer, the majority of
surgeons are reluctant to employ this procedure because of its undesirable side effects. We …