Pancreatic exocrine studies in intact animals: historic and current methods
1997
Niebergall-Roth, E. | Teyssen, S. | Singer, M.V.
This report presents a review of the historic and current methods for performing pancreatic exocrine studies in intact animals. Special emphasis is given to the various surgical procedures--pancreatic fistulas, duodenal pouches, and duodenal fistulas--and practice of collecting pancreatic secretion in dogs. Procedures in other animal species--rat, cat, pig, rabbit, cattle, sheep, and horse--are specified. The advantages and disadvantages, as well as the indications and limitations of the distinct methods, are discussed.
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