1992
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9610(92)90107-3
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Improvement in survival of mice with proximal small bowel obstruction treated with octreotide

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“…32 To determine whether US/PA imaging could be useful for detecting intestinal obstructions, we used a surgically-induced duodenal ligation mouse model. 32 Following duodenal ligation or sham treatment (opening the abdomen but omitting the ligation), the abdomen was sutured closed. The mice were then administered a 100 OD 860 dose of ONc nanonaps and imaged one hour post-gavage.…”
Section: Photoacoustic Gut Imagingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…32 To determine whether US/PA imaging could be useful for detecting intestinal obstructions, we used a surgically-induced duodenal ligation mouse model. 32 Following duodenal ligation or sham treatment (opening the abdomen but omitting the ligation), the abdomen was sutured closed. The mice were then administered a 100 OD 860 dose of ONc nanonaps and imaged one hour post-gavage.…”
Section: Photoacoustic Gut Imagingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The subsequent delay in necrosis and perforation in mice with proximal small bowel obstruction treated with octreotide was noted in 1992 [31]. If this effect is mirrored in humans, as might be expected, it raises interesting questions relating to potential improvement and survival of patients receiving octreotide for bowel obstruction.…”
Section: Bowel Obstructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mekanik obstrüksiyonlarda temel sorunun sıvı ve elektrolit kaybı olduğu giderek daha da iyi anlaşılmaktadır (2)(3)(4). Mekanik barsak obstrüksiyonları 7-8 litreye varan sıvı kaybına neden olarak ciddi dehidratasyona yol açabi-lirler (12,13). Bu derecede sıvı kaybına neden olan fizyopatolojik mekanizmalarda halen açıklığa kavuşturulamayan noktalar vardır.…”
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