Recent studies suggest that duodenal ulcers may develop because of increased drive to
secrete acid and decreased effectiveness of feedback mechanisms that inhibit acid output …

The roles of plasma gastrin and duodenal acidity in duodenal ulcer disease remain unclear.
In this pathophysiologic study, plasma gastrin and dual gastro-duodenal pH were measured …

By use of a recently described method, which estimates the rate of gastric acid secretion by
measuring the rate of sodium bicarbonate infusion needed to keep intragastric pH constant …

We measured basal and peak acid outputs, food-stimulated acid secretion, and basal and
food-stimulated serum gastrin concentrations in a large group of duodenal ulcer patients …

Sham feeding augments gastric acid secretion by activating efferent vagal pathways to the
stomach. If increased vagal activity in the basal state were the cause of increased basal acid …

To examine the role of gastrin as a major mediator of meal-stimulated acid secretion at low
and high intragastric pH, gastric acid secretory responses after exogenous and endogenous …

Gastric secretion of acid and pepsin were studied under basal conditions, in response to
modified sham feeding (MSF), and in response to pentagastrin in 15 male controls and in 11 …

The relationship between gastric pepsin, acid secretion, and duodenal ulcer activity was
studied in 33 patients with an endoscopically proven crater, in 17 patients who were studied …

We studied 25 duodenal ulcer patients and 14 age-and sex-matched normal controls to
determine whether gastric acid secretion in duodenal ulcer patients is abnormally sensitive …

Knutson, U. & Olbe, L. Gastric acid response to sham feeding in the duodenal ulcer patient.
Scand. J. Gastroent. 1973, 8, 513-522. A sham feeding technique has been evolved in …