Neurotensin Reduces Microbial Translocation and Improves Intestinal Mucosa Integrity after Abdominal Radiation

Constantine E. Vagianos,T. Karatzas,Chrisoula D. Scopa,C. Panagopoulos,I. Tsoni,Iris Spiliopoulou,Fotis Kalfarentzos

Neurotensin Reduces Microbial Translocation and Improves Intestinal Mucosa Integrity after Abdominal Radiation

1992

Constantine E. Vagianos
T. Karatzas
Chrisoula D. Scopa
C. Panagopoulos
I. Tsoni
Iris Spiliopoulou
Fotis Kalfarentzos

The effect of neurotensin (NTN) on preventing microbial translocation and preserving intestinal mucosal integrity after abdominal radiation was studied in rats. Animals were divided into the following

Keywords:

Abdomen
Neurotensin
Radiation
Chromosomal translocation
General surgery
Radiation therapy
Diabetes mellitus
Biology
Chemotherapy
microbial translocation
intestinal mucosa
radiation injury
Pharmacology
Pathology
Medicine

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