Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter iii
2. Contents xix
3. Gastric Physiology
4. Secretion of Acid by the Stomach* 3
5. The Physiology of Pepsinogen* 23
6. Secretion of Gastric Mucin 59
7. The Biochemistry and Degradation of the Mucus of the Upper Gastrointestinal Tract* 73
8. Gastrin Release 87
9. Recent Advances in Preparation of Gastrin* 101
10. The Osmotic Activity of Gastric Secretion 109
11. Gastric Motility* 115
12. Experimental Ulcer Production and Methodology
13. The Mann-Williamson Ulcer 135
14. Experimental Ulcer Production in the Pylorus-Ligated Rat* 141
15. Psychological Factors and Psychopharmacological Actions in the Restraint-Induced Gastric Ulcer 153
16. Experimental Chronic Gastric Ulcer in the Rat* 173
17. Experimental Methods of Collection of Gastric Secretion 183
18. The Microcirculation of the Gastric Mucosa: Effects of Neural, Hormonal and Pharmacological Factors* 193
19. Effect of Pharmacological Compounds
20. Experimental Histamine Ulceration 213
21. The Effect of Corticotrophin and Cortisone on the Healing of Gastric Ulcer* 233
22. Mechanisms of Salicylate Gastrointestinal Erosion and Hemorrhage 245
23. Experimental Studies of the Effects of Reserpine on Gastric Secretion* 253
24. Experimental Caffeine Ulceration 273
25. Experimental Production of Peptic Ulcer by Administration of Cinchophen 281
26. Experimental Studies on the Ulcerogenic Effect of Phenylbutazone 291
27. An Experimental Study of Gastric Ulcers Produced by Pilocarpine 301
28. Experimental Production of Gastric Ulceration by Gastrotoxin and the Compound 48/80 311
29. Local Factors in Peptic Ulcer Formation
30. Gastric Secretion in Experimental Animals* 325
31. The Nature of Basal Hypersecretion in Man with Duodenal Ulcer 333
32. Hypoxia of Vascular Origin in the Development of Gastroduodenal Ulcer Disease 339
33. The Gastric Antrum and the Regulation of Acid Secretion 353
34. The Cytology of Mucosal Regeneration in Experimental Gastric Ulcer 369
35. Systemic Factors in Peptic Ulcer Formation
36. Role of the Central Nervous System in Peptic Ulcer Development 389
37. Neurogenic Factors in Experimental Peptic Ulceration 403
38. Effects of Corticotrophin Release Produced by Pitressin and Pitocin on Gastric Secretion 413
39. 5-Hydroxytryptamine (Enteramine, Serotonin) and the Gastrointestinal Tract* 423
40. The Relationship of the Major Endocrine Glands to Experimental Peptic Ulceration* 445
41. Effects of Insulin and Glycemic Factors on Gastric Secretion* 457
42. Rôle of Nutritional Factors in Peptic Ulcer* 465
43. General Problems
44. Stochastic Processes in the Causation of Peptic Ulcer* 481