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Page 891
... meal with pectin or gum did not influence the emptying of liquids . The role of the volume of the meal in gastric emptying is shown in Figure 62-13 . Larger meals empty more slowly during the VOLUME ( V ) OF MEAL REMAINING IN STOMACH ...
... meal with pectin or gum did not influence the emptying of liquids . The role of the volume of the meal in gastric emptying is shown in Figure 62-13 . Larger meals empty more slowly during the VOLUME ( V ) OF MEAL REMAINING IN STOMACH ...
Page 896
... meal depends upon the rate of emptying of the meal and can be used as a measure of emptying . Also , the gastric emptying of particulate solids , but not ho- mogenized meals , is associated with antral contractions . Hormonal control of ...
... meal depends upon the rate of emptying of the meal and can be used as a measure of emptying . Also , the gastric emptying of particulate solids , but not ho- mogenized meals , is associated with antral contractions . Hormonal control of ...
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... Meal The major physiologic stimulus to gastric secretion is a meal . Traditionally it is divided into cephalic , gastric , and intestinal phases , referring to the sites where the stimulus originates . With the onset of gastric empty ...
... Meal The major physiologic stimulus to gastric secretion is a meal . Traditionally it is divided into cephalic , gastric , and intestinal phases , referring to the sites where the stimulus originates . With the onset of gastric empty ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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