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The pancreas receives sympathetic and parasympathetic supply. The parasympathetic is supplied by the dorsal vagal trunk and the sympathetic is supplied by the solar plexus (splanchnic nerves). Parasympathetic and sympathetic stimulation results in exocytosis and accumulation of secretory vesicles in the lumen and ducts of the acini. Nervous regulation is thought to be of lesser importance than hormonal control. Hormones that increase pancreatic secretion include: cholecystokinin (CCK), secretin and gastrin. There is some negative feedback from somatostatin and enkephalins.
 
The pancreas receives sympathetic and parasympathetic supply. The parasympathetic is supplied by the dorsal vagal trunk and the sympathetic is supplied by the solar plexus (splanchnic nerves). Parasympathetic and sympathetic stimulation results in exocytosis and accumulation of secretory vesicles in the lumen and ducts of the acini. Nervous regulation is thought to be of lesser importance than hormonal control. Hormones that increase pancreatic secretion include: cholecystokinin (CCK), secretin and gastrin. There is some negative feedback from somatostatin and enkephalins.
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==Lymphaticos==
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==Linfáticos==
    
Blind ending lymphatic vessels drain into larger lymphatic vessels that follow the course of the blood vessels in the connective tissue. Lymph drains into the '''pancreaticoduodenal''' lymph nodes. It then drains into the coeliac centre, which surrounds the coeliac artery.
 
Blind ending lymphatic vessels drain into larger lymphatic vessels that follow the course of the blood vessels in the connective tissue. Lymph drains into the '''pancreaticoduodenal''' lymph nodes. It then drains into the coeliac centre, which surrounds the coeliac artery.

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