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[A comparative analysis of the rheographic indices of pancreatic blood flow in patients with stomach cancer and varying levels of serum amylase in the postoperative period].

On the basis of findings from rheopancreatography a comparative analysis was done of changes in pancreatic bloodflow following radical operations on the stomach in patients presenting with elevated and normal levels of blood amilase. Increase in the serum amilase activity accompanied a drop in arterial blood filling of pancreas together with signs of development of venous plethora of the organ, disturbances in microcirculation still observable for more than 10 days following the operation.