5. GASTRODUODENAL MUCOSAL DEFENSE
MUCOSAL DEFENSE
3 layer barrier , composed of preepithelial, epithelial and subepithelial
first line of defense is mucus-bicarbonate-phospholipid layer which is a
physiochemical barrier to multiple molecules
SURFACE EPITHELIAL CELLS
Mucus production
Epithelial cell ionic transporter that maintains pH
Bicarbonate production
Intracellular tight junction
6. PROSTAGLANDINS
Central role in gastric epithelial defense repair
Regulates release of mucosal bicarbonates and mucus
Inhibits parietal cell secretion
Maintains mucosal blood flow and epithelial cell restitution
7. PHYSIOLOGY OF GASTRIC SECRETION
Hydrochloric acid and pepsinogen are two principal gastric secreatory product capable
of mucosal Injury.
Gastric acid secreation stimulated in three phases:
Cephalic phase – sight , smell, taste of food stimulates secreation via
vagus nerve
Gastric phase – activated once food enters stomach
food stimulates G cells release gastrin activates parietal
cells via direct and indirect mechanism .
Intestinal phase- initiated due to luminal distension when food enters inters
intestine
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9. GI hormones
SOMATOSTATIN- inhibit acid production
ANP,CCK,IL11,OBESTATIN,SECRETIN- counterbalancing acid secreation
GHRELIN- may increase acid secreation throught histamine release