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[Possibility of leaving gastrin-producing pyloric glands in the stump of resected stomach].

Based on the data obtained in fibrogastrochromoscopy and histological studies of gastric biopsy specimens from patients with ulcerous gastroduodenal disease, prior to surgical intervention and after gastric resection for this affection, it was found that in "standard" gastric resection with 2/3 of the organ the possibility of remaining a portion of the antral mucous membrane in the gastric stump is practically excluded and, consequently, the role of this factor in the development of peptic ulcer of the anastomosis seems to unliely after the so-called inadquate in extent gastric resections.