Are `` Indefinite for Dysplasia '' in Barrett 's Esophagus : Inflammation and DNA Content Abnormality Significant Predictors of Early Detection of Neoplasia?
Histology with the support of DNA flow cytometry can identify a subset of IND patients who may have a higher risk for subsequent detection of neoplasia.
Pancreatic enzyme secretion due to CCK-33 stimulation depends on the presence of short duodenal-pancreatic peptidergic reflexes evoked mainly via low sensitive, probably CCK-B, receptors located in the duodenum/stomach. Pancreatic secretion evoked by peripheral CCK-33 in pharmacological doses was independent of m3 receptors blockade but depended on CCK-A receptors located elsewhere than in the duodenum/pancreas.