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Diagrammatic representation of gastric glands from the cardia (A); antral-pyloric
region (B). (Adapted from Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations, Vol. 3, by Frank
Metter.6) centrally located and the cytoplasm is very strongly eosinophilic.
Diagrammatic representation of gastric glands from the cardia (A); antral-pyloric
region (B). (Adapted from Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations, Vol. 3, by Frank
Metter.6) centrally located and the cytoplasm is very strongly eosinophilic.
Page 886
Motilin contracts antral strips from man and several animals, but does not act on
muscle strips from the body of the stomach. The effect is atropine-resistant. In
Vitro Studies of the Entire Stomach. CCK-OP and crude CCK increase the
amplitude ...
Motilin contracts antral strips from man and several animals, but does not act on
muscle strips from the body of the stomach. The effect is atropine-resistant. In
Vitro Studies of the Entire Stomach. CCK-OP and crude CCK increase the
amplitude ...
Page 893
sparing the vagal innervation of the antrum. One year later, patients emptied
saline meals normally but still emptied 10% glucose meals faster than they did
preoperatively. A radionuclide-labeled liquid meal followed by abdominal
scintigraphy ...
sparing the vagal innervation of the antrum. One year later, patients emptied
saline meals normally but still emptied 10% glucose meals faster than they did
preoperatively. A radionuclide-labeled liquid meal followed by abdominal
scintigraphy ...
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Contents
Drug and ChemicalInduced Injuries | 975 |
Physiology of the Esophagus 683 Ulcer | 1013 |
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus 690 67 Diagnosis of Peptic Ulcer | 1060 |
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