Titlebook: Nausea and Vomiting: Mechanisms and Treatment; Christopher J. Davis (Surgeon Lieutenant Commander Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Ver

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Anatomy and Physiology of the Chemoreceptor Trigger Zone and Area Postrema could be formulated (Borison and Wang 1953). Figure 1 shows where the vomiting centre was thought to be located before 1949 (panel A) and then where it was mapped by Borison and Wang (1949) (panel B). Earlier workers (Hatcher and Weiss 1923) simply assumed that the vomiting centre was inherently re

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Neurochemical Investigations into the Human Area Postremaal or pharmacological circumstances (reviewed by Borison and Wang 1953; Wang 1965; Borison et al. 1981). In addition it is generally assumed that a large number of emetic and anti-emetic agents exert their actions in humans, at least in some cases, by interfering with local neurotransmitter metaboli

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The Organisation of Vomiting as a Protective Reflexg the detailed mechanisms of the initiation and control of most clinically relevant forms of vomiting. There remain fundamental gaps in our knowledge and the symposium has played a valuable role in identifying and highlighting them. Further, it became evident during the course of the discussion peri

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Mechanisms and Treatment of Radiation-Induced Nausea and Vomitingg associated with radiation therapy are widely known in the lay community. In the scientific and medical community, the harmful biological effects of radiation have been the subject of concern since the late 1890s. Scientific investigation has defined the basic physiology of radiation-induced emesis

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Mechanisms and Treatment of Nausea and Vomiting in Pregnancyon after waking, it is often retching rather than actual vomiting and usually does not disturb the woman’s health or her pregnancy and the symptoms nearly always stop before the 14th week. In a much smaller proportion of cases, probably now not more than 1 in 1,000 total births, the vomiting becomes

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Rational Approaches to Therapy for Nausea and Vomiting: Two Common Solutionsth gastro-intestinal tract infections, influenza and other self-limiting febrile disorders. The anti-emetic drugs most commonly prescribed for symptomatic relief in these circumstances are metoclopramide and prochlorperazine, and their rational use would be most reasonably based on knowledge of thei