论文信息 - ULCEROGENIC TUMOR OF THE PANCREAS.

ULCEROGENIC TUMOR OF THE PANCREAS.

Ulcerogenic tumors of the pancreas are uncommon. They may be implicated in approximately 10% of problem ulcers. The high incidence of malignancy and the frequency of multiple benign adenomas make total gastrectomy the most effective treatment. Proof of a gastrin-like hormone in these tumors as well as in their metastases emphasizes the role of a pancreatic hormone in peptic ulcer. Further identification of the hormone gastrin may lead to more effective measures in the control of the peptic ulcer.

R. Zollinger | G. Grant

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