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Non-invasive MRI to Quantify the Effect of Secretin on Pancreatic Blood Flow and Perfusion in Healthy Volunteers
Alterations in pancreatic blood have been implicated in pancreatic inflammation and pain. Several modalities have been used to assess pancreatic blood flow although some of these methods are invasive, use ionising radiation or intravenous contrast media. This is the first study to utilise non-invasive magnetic resonance imaging to quantify flow within arteries supplying the pancreas and pancreatic perfusion is response to secretin stimulation.
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