[Effect of antrectomy on gastric secretion induced by insulin hypoglycemia in dogs].

Antrectomy was shown to cause a sharp and stable suppression of the secretory reaction of the fundal glands of the stomach in response to insulin hypoglycemia. Acid and pepsin secretion was reduced two-fold (on the average) as compared to that after histamine stimulation. A tendency to restoration of the secretory parameters was seen in 3 to 5 months; the next 7 months they persisted on a constant level.