A comparison of the effects of atropine and tricyclamol on duodenal hypermotility induced by insulin hypoglycemia

Duodenal hypermotility was induced in anesthetized dog by means of insulin hypoglycemia. Atropine and tricyclamol were demonstrated to be equally effective in inhibiting the duodenal motor response to insulin hypoglycemia. Gross-tolerance between the two agents was observed. (Summary)