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Hypotonic Examination of the Colon with Glucagon
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1975
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Organic NarrowingGastrointestinal PharmacologyHypotonic ExaminationPhysiologyHistopathologyGastroenterologyBarium Enema ExaminationDigestive System SurgeryClinical GastroenterologySurgeryGastrointestinal PathologyDigestive TractUpper Gastrointestinal SurgeryCeliac DiseaseMedicineFunctional SpasmAnesthesiology
The authors report their experience with glucagon in the barium enema examination. Two milligrams of glucagon given intramuscularly was found to be safe and effective in overcoming functional spasm, permitting more detailed evaluation of organic narrowing. The relatively infrequent side effects and few contraindications seen with glucagon make it the drug of choice when reduction in intestinal tone is indicated.
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