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Page 862
... antrum . The function of the corpus is closely related to the type of cells present there . Acid , pepsinogen , and intrinsic factor , as well as mucus , are secreted by cells of the corpus . Antral - Corpus Junction . The antral ...
... antrum . The function of the corpus is closely related to the type of cells present there . Acid , pepsinogen , and intrinsic factor , as well as mucus , are secreted by cells of the corpus . Antral - Corpus Junction . The antral ...
Page 886
... antrum appears to be secondary to the release of acetylcholine , but CCK probably exerts a direct effect on the fundus . Secretin and glucagon reduce the response to CCK in the antral pouch , but not in the fundic pouch . This effect ...
... antrum appears to be secondary to the release of acetylcholine , but CCK probably exerts a direct effect on the fundus . Secretin and glucagon reduce the response to CCK in the antral pouch , but not in the fundic pouch . This effect ...
Page 1359
... antrum drive the mobile gastric folds through the pylorus into the duodenum . Failure of the antral gastric folds to retain their longitudinal distribution dur- ing antral systole may be still another factor . Golden3 suggested that the ...
... antrum drive the mobile gastric folds through the pylorus into the duodenum . Failure of the antral gastric folds to retain their longitudinal distribution dur- ing antral systole may be still another factor . Golden3 suggested that the ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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