... a marked inhibition of insulin extraction. It is suggested that intestinal hormones and/or splanchnic blood flow may be involved in the mechanisms governing the postprandial inhibition of insulin extraction. 429Clinical Science (1999) 97, 429 436 (Printed in Great Britain) Splanchnic and extrasplanchnic...

... vasodilatation in man. © 1993 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1993 Doppler ultrasound glucagon hypoglycaemia octreotide splanchnic blood flow Clinical Science (1993) 84, 193-199 (Printed in Great Britain) Evidence against a putative role for glucagon as a physiological...

... adrenaline β-adrenoceptor blockade Doppler ultrasound hypoglycaemia splanchnic blood flow Clinical Science (1993) 84, 201-207 (Printed in Great Britain) 20 I Splanchnic blood flow in man: evidence for mediation via a /3-adrenergic mechanism G. D. BRAATVEDT, M. D. FLYNN, A. STANNERS, M. HALLIWELL...

... resistance fell by 21% at ‘R’ ( P 0.005) and had returned to normal by ‘R’ + 20 min. 5. The sustained rise in splanchnic blood flow during hypoglycaemic recovery may be of homoeostatic importance by providing metabolic fuel to the liver for gluconeogenesis. 10 5 1991 21 5 1991 © 1991...

...A. M. Cooper; G. D. Braatvedt; M. I. Qamar; H. Brown; D. M. Thomas; M. Halliwell; A. E. Read; R. J. M. Corrall 1. The effects of the subcutaneous administration of a long-acting somatostatin analogue (octreotide) or of placebo on the splanchnic blood flow response to a mixed solid meal has been...