Duodenoscopy and endoscopic pancreatography in patients with positive morphine prostigmine tests

Gregg, James A.; Taddeo, A; Milano, Anthony F; McCartney, Alan; Santoro, B.; Frager, S.H.; Capobianco, Anthony

doi:10.1016/0002-9610(77)90396-8

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“…Conversely, when the Nardi test was carried out on 70 patients with chronic abdominal pain, enzyme elevation was detected in only 23 patients (33%), 16 (70%) of whom had ampullary stenosis. 5 We undertook these studies to characterise the response to the Nardi test in 20 healthy young adult subjects and 24 patients with sphincter of Oddi dysfunction before and after TDS/TAS. Our diagnosis of sphincter of Oddi dysfunction was based on clinical history, HIDA scanning, cross sectional imaging, endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, and exclusion of luminal pathology.…”

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The morphine prostigmine provocation (Nardi) test for sphincter of Oddi dysfunction: results in healthy volunteers and in patients before and after transduodenal sphincteroplasty and transampullary septectomy

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The morphine prostigmine provocation (Nardi) test for sphincter of Oddi dysfunction: results in healthy volunteers and in patients before and after transduodenal sphincteroplasty and transampullary septectomy

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Takhar

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“…The morphine-neostig mine test is based on a probable sphincter of Oddi dysfunction [41,42]. After the injec tion of morphine and prostigmin, pain and/ or a fourfold increase of liver enzymes dur ing a 4-hour period indicate biliary dyskine sia.…”

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Decision-Making in Postcholecystectomy Pain and Biliary Dyskinesia

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Technetium-99m-iminodiacetic acid organic anions: Review of biokinetics and clinical application in hepatology

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Technetium-99m-labeled iminodiacetic acid analogs are a new class of organic anions, taken up and secreted by hepatocyte into hepatic bile by a carrier-mediated organic anion pathway. They provide a new dimension in the assessment of pathophysiology and morphology of the hepatobiliary system. The amount of uptake and the rapidity of its elimination from the liver is dependent upon the structural configuration of the agent as well as the functional integrity of the hepatocyte and the patency of the biliary system. The clinical areas for application are wide and include most of the hepatobiliary diseases. Technetium-99m-iminodiacetic acid, an agent well suited for both planar and single photon tomographic scintigraphy, is ideal for early diagnosis prior to anatomical changes in the hepatobiliary system. The data collection directly from the liver provides quantitation of both regional and global liver diseases. The count-based method for measuring gallbladder emptying overcomes the theoretical disadvantages of geometric tests. Biokinetics and current clinical application of six of the 99mTc-iminodiacetic acid agents are reviewed, and the potential future clinical and research areas of application are indicated.

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Duodenoscopy and endoscopic pancreatography in patients with positive morphine prostigmine tests

Cited by 28 publications

References 7 publications

The morphine prostigmine provocation (Nardi) test for sphincter of Oddi dysfunction: results in healthy volunteers and in patients before and after transduodenal sphincteroplasty and transampullary septectomy

The morphine prostigmine provocation (Nardi) test for sphincter of Oddi dysfunction: results in healthy volunteers and in patients before and after transduodenal sphincteroplasty and transampullary septectomy

Decision-Making in Postcholecystectomy Pain and Biliary Dyskinesia

Technetium-99m-iminodiacetic acid organic anions: Review of biokinetics and clinical application in hepatology

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