Chronic pancreatic fistula — A new experimental technique

Woods, Leon P.; Foster, John

doi:10.1016/s0022-4804(63)80072-4

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“…However, the last three pigs, in the weight range of 30-55 kg, could be used in several 24 hours total collection of bile. The surgical preparation was the same as used for collection of pancreatic juice (Archambeau et al, 1961;Woods and Foster, 1963;Hee et al, 1985) but modified for bile collection. In pigs the pancreatic and bile duct is separated which allows the preparation of a "pouch" for collection of bile.…”

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Excretion of biliary fat and fatty acids in growing pigs

Jørgensen

Jakobsen²,

Eggum³

1992

J. Anim. Feed Sci.

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The aim of the present work was to study the contribution of bile secretion to endogenous excretion with special emphasis on the amount of fat and long chain fatty acids. A cannulation technique with a re-entrant cannulae via a duodenal pouch was developed for the purpose. With three growing pigs of 30 kg initial live weight several collections of bile were carried out over 24 hr periods. The average daily bile output was 1.8 1, but with high variations both between and within pigs. The concentration of total fat (Stoldt, 1952) in bile was 0.85% corresponding to 28% of dry matter. The influence of endogenous fat and fatty acids originating from bile on digestibility is illustrated with a 40 kg pig given 1.7 kg feed daily. Thus, the amount of fat in bile accounted for 23% of dietary fat, while the quantitatively most important fatty acids made up 2 to 9% of the corresponding fatty acids in the diet.

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Section: Animals and Cannulation Techniquementioning

confidence: 99%

Excretion of biliary fat and fatty acids in growing pigs

Jørgensen

Jakobsen²,

Eggum³

1992

J. Anim. Feed Sci.

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A new cannula for the collection of pancreatic juice in the dog

Thambugala

1971

Journal of British Surgery

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Eine modifizierte Thomas-Kanüle zur chronischen intestinalen Fistelung beim Miniaturschwein

Lehmann

Klein

1977

Res. Exp. Med.

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The design of a modified Thomas canula is described. It's possible applications for investigation of exocrine pancreatic function and gastric secretion as well as gastric emptying in minipigs are discussed. The advantages of this modified canula are that it can be simply manufactured, that it is well tolerated by the tissue and that there is no risk for the animal and no need for the construction of a pouch.

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Chronic pancreatic fistula — A new experimental technique

Cited by 5 publications

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Excretion of biliary fat and fatty acids in growing pigs

Excretion of biliary fat and fatty acids in growing pigs

A new cannula for the collection of pancreatic juice in the dog

Eine modifizierte Thomas-Kanüle zur chronischen intestinalen Fistelung beim Miniaturschwein

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