Archives of internal medicine . the return of the pancreatic flow with a fall of blood-pressure on the other,is strikingly significant. And if it be borne in mind that the pancreaticflow exists apparently only because of the ablation of the adrenals, thereseems to be found a strong argument for correlation of action betweenthe two glands. It does not follow of course that the rise and fall of blood-pressureoccurring after the injection of epinephrin are in themselves causative,respectively, of the inhibition and return of pancreatic flow. They tendonly to corroborate the belief that the amount
Archives of internal medicine . the return of the pancreatic flow with a fall of blood-pressure on the other,is strikingly significant. And if it be borne in mind that the pancreaticflow exists apparently only because of the ablation of the adrenals, thereseems to be found a strong argument for correlation of action betweenthe two glands. It does not follow of course that the rise and fall of blood-pressureoccurring after the injection of epinephrin are in themselves causative,respectively, of the inhibition and return of pancreatic flow. They tendonly to corroborate the belief that the amount of available epinephrin isthen diminished or absent; and the action of the injected epinephrin onthe pancreas may be by means other than vasoconstrictor, as some of theevidence indicates. Summing up the situation, then, it seems possible that the flow ofpancreatic juice which follows the removal of the adrenals, occurs coinci-dentally with a diminution or absence of the blood-pressure-raising orother principle of these S - SB* Si ~ - — - I - - 2 - - -= rH«2 § -:?? - £ r _ - B 1 £ > - >J= -j 2 -S .- i i t-c 3 a; a, T3 JS • a, - -- W ^ ~ *~ C e - - s •r i - — ai i - c iUi f - zS — ~ -o •* a O >- ° tt; « « C 0 .- 1 a-
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