The effect of lidocaine on the secretion induced by cholera toxin in the cat small intestine
1979
The intraluminal administration of lidocaine, a local anaesthetic agent, inhibits the net loss of fluid into the intestinal lumen produced by cholera toxin in the cat. It is suggested that the activation of a nervous reflex is involved in the pathogenesis of cholera.
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