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PubMed · 919859

[Dumping-prophylaxis (author's transl)].

Abstract

The dumping syndrome is due to a vigorous reflex distension of the jejunum, caused by the stomach violently evacuating its contents. The aim of treatment is to overcome the drastic evacuation by restoring the rhythmic peristalsis of the stomach (eukinetics). This can be achieved by a special diet. Every meal should begin with well chewed solids (pulp) and avoid all fluids. With a well organised medical staff a complete success can be achieved. Surgical measures in Dumping can be avoided.

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O Bsteh. 1977. [Dumping-prophylaxis (author's transl)].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/919859/

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