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What is Which is not seen in massive resection of small bowel? and explain in detail?
Ans. (a) HypogastrinemiaRef: Sabiston 19th edition, page 1274-1276* Due to loss of small intestine feedback inhibition to gastrin is lost -- hence there will be hypergastrinemia* 70% resection can be tolerated in small intestine* Proximal bowel resection is tolerated much better than distal bowel* Presence of terminal ileum and IC valve is much tolerated