Abstract
The superior mesenteric circulation was studied with a dye dilution technique after catheterization of the superior mesenteric artery and vein during provoked dumping in 5 patients. Dumping was provoked by intrajejunal instillation of 150 ml 50% glucose. A marked increase of, on average, 157% was recorded in the superior mesenteric blood flow within a few min of the instillation of glucose. The maximal increase in the flow was, on average, 223% and occurred about 40 min after provocation. The instillation of glucose was promptly followed by a reduction in vascular resistance of the superior mesenteric vessels by 63% which decreased further to a mean maximal reduction of 76% below the resting level. The increase in the ratio between the superior mesenteric blood flow and cardiac output from 12 to 27% following instillation of glucose further underlines the pronounced vasodilatation of the small intestine. Superior mesenteric angiography at different intervals after provocation of dumping showed that the increased superior mesenteric blood flow is due to a local increase in the flow.
| Original language | English (US) |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 187-196 |
| Number of pages | 10 |
| Journal | Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica |
| Volume | 141 |
| Issue number | 3 |
| State | Published - 1975 |
| Externally published | Yes |
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Superior mesenteric blood flow during experimentally induced dumping in man. / Norryd, C.; Dencker, H.; Lunderquist, A.; Olin, T.; Tylen, Ulf.
In: Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica, Vol. 141, No. 3, 1975, p. 187-196.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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T1 - Superior mesenteric blood flow during experimentally induced dumping in man
AU - Norryd, C.
AU - Dencker, H.
AU - Lunderquist, A.
AU - Olin, T.
AU - Tylen, Ulf
PY - 1975
Y1 - 1975
N2 - The superior mesenteric circulation was studied with a dye dilution technique after catheterization of the superior mesenteric artery and vein during provoked dumping in 5 patients. Dumping was provoked by intrajejunal instillation of 150 ml 50% glucose. A marked increase of, on average, 157% was recorded in the superior mesenteric blood flow within a few min of the instillation of glucose. The maximal increase in the flow was, on average, 223% and occurred about 40 min after provocation. The instillation of glucose was promptly followed by a reduction in vascular resistance of the superior mesenteric vessels by 63% which decreased further to a mean maximal reduction of 76% below the resting level. The increase in the ratio between the superior mesenteric blood flow and cardiac output from 12 to 27% following instillation of glucose further underlines the pronounced vasodilatation of the small intestine. Superior mesenteric angiography at different intervals after provocation of dumping showed that the increased superior mesenteric blood flow is due to a local increase in the flow.
AB - The superior mesenteric circulation was studied with a dye dilution technique after catheterization of the superior mesenteric artery and vein during provoked dumping in 5 patients. Dumping was provoked by intrajejunal instillation of 150 ml 50% glucose. A marked increase of, on average, 157% was recorded in the superior mesenteric blood flow within a few min of the instillation of glucose. The maximal increase in the flow was, on average, 223% and occurred about 40 min after provocation. The instillation of glucose was promptly followed by a reduction in vascular resistance of the superior mesenteric vessels by 63% which decreased further to a mean maximal reduction of 76% below the resting level. The increase in the ratio between the superior mesenteric blood flow and cardiac output from 12 to 27% following instillation of glucose further underlines the pronounced vasodilatation of the small intestine. Superior mesenteric angiography at different intervals after provocation of dumping showed that the increased superior mesenteric blood flow is due to a local increase in the flow.
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