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The accumulated data in the literature support a role for endogenous EGF in the intestinal adaptive response. Endogenous EGF is increased in saliva and diminished in urine after intestinal resection. This suggests increased tissue utilization of endogenous EGF during adaptation. Intestinal EGF receptor activity is increased after resection. Intestinal adaptation is impaired in animals with defective EGF receptors. Thus EGF receptor activity also is important during adaptation. The results of experimental studies suggest that EGF administered at the time of resection enhances the intestinal adaptive response. Both structural and functional adaptation are augmented. The route, dose, and timing of EGF administration are important factors. EGF has additive effects with glutamine and growth hormone on adaptation. 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