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See Latest ArticlesCapsaicin Reduces Tissue Damage in Experimental Acute Pancreatitis
Pancreas, 07/30/09
Schneider L et al. – Capsaicin releases endogenous CGRP with improved pancreatic microcirculation and reduced inflammation in experimental AP. This underlines neuropeptide activity in the pathogenesis of AP.
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