Titlebook: Gastrointestinal Motility in Health and Disease; Proceedings of the 6 H. L. Duthie (Professor of Surgery) Conference proceedings 1978 Sprin

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Laxative effects on small intestinal electrical activity of the conscious dogonstituent fatty acid, ricinoleic acid. This pattern consisted of repetitive clusters of spike potentials which migrated over the jejunum, and was unlike that produced in a digestive or interdigestive state, or following an equal dose of a non-cathartic oil, triolein. Other investigators have descri

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Migrating myoelectrical complexes: disruption, enhancement and disorganizationals’. have been recorded in several other species including rats, guinea-pigs, rabbits, pigs, cattle and horses.. They have been also observed to operate in the human duodenum on the basis of mechanica1. and electrical recordings..

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Treatment of diverticular disease with hydrophilic colloidsgimen. The rationale of treatment is based on observations that diverticular disease is characterized by a low stool weight, prolonged intestinal transit time and raised intracolonic pressure, all of which are thought to be secondary to a reduced dietary fibre intake.. The object of treatment theref

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The role of the cholinergic nervous system in the gastrointestinal response to motilin ,tulated that extrinsic nerves were responsible for the initiation and the propagation of the interdigestive migrating myoelectric complex. Their experiments in dogs with Thiry-Vella loops demonstrated that continuity of the jejunal bowel wall was not an important factor in the control of the migrati

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2-2′-Pyridylisatogen antagonizes adenosine 5′-triphosphate but not nerve-mediated relaxations in humratory animals have been attributed to ‘purinergic’ nerves., but in human taenia coli adenosine 5′-triphosphate (ATP) sometimes causes contraction or biphasic responses instead of simple relaxation; quinidine, which was used by Burnstock ... to antagonize ATP, inhibited (non-selectively) relaxations

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NON-MELANIC PIGMENTARY DISORDERS,e of an MMC-like phenomenon in man; and its characteristics, function, control and disorders in man have not been studied. It has been suggested that motilin plays an important part in the control of interdigestive motor activity in dogs.. The data on the mechanism of release and on the effect of me

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