Brunner’s gland tumours, predominantly benign in nature, originate from Brunner’s glands—specialised structures located in the duodenal submucosa responsible for secreting alkaline mucus ...

In addition, Brunner glands secrete enterogastrone, a hormone that inhibits gastric acid secretion. [1, 2] Benign duodenal lesions are rare and found in only 0.008% of patients.

The finding of collagenous encapsulation of Brunner's glands and pathological changes in the muscularis mucosae in a duodenal biopsy from a patient with severe progressive systemic sclerosis ...

The research reveals how stress-sensitive brain circuits influence the composition of gut bacteria through Brunner’s glands in the small intestine. It sheds light on the intricate mechanisms by which ...

Figure 1. Brunner adenoma in the second portion of the duodenum, seen during EGD. Figure 2. Brunner adenoma with a snare around it. Figure 3. Brunner adenoma postpolypectomy site. Figure 4.