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... nerve . The smooth muscle part of the esophageal body is innervated by extrinsic nerves carried in the vagal and sympathetic fibers and in- trinsic nerves consisting of intramural neu- rons arranged in the myenteric ( Auerbach's ) and ...
... nerve . The smooth muscle part of the esophageal body is innervated by extrinsic nerves carried in the vagal and sympathetic fibers and in- trinsic nerves consisting of intramural neu- rons arranged in the myenteric ( Auerbach's ) and ...
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... nerve endings to secretory cells is still controversial . It is agreed that there are no specialized neurose- cretory junctions . Light microscopy using en- zymatic histochemical methods shows nerve endings passing in close ...
... nerve endings to secretory cells is still controversial . It is agreed that there are no specialized neurose- cretory junctions . Light microscopy using en- zymatic histochemical methods shows nerve endings passing in close ...
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... nerve impulses ( clefts of 20 nm or less ) and those requiring multiple impulses ( clefts of 100 nm ) .62 There are few examples of adrenergic nerve terminals in contact with secretory cells . Rather , they terminate on muscle cells in ...
... nerve impulses ( clefts of 20 nm or less ) and those requiring multiple impulses ( clefts of 100 nm ) .62 There are few examples of adrenergic nerve terminals in contact with secretory cells . Rather , they terminate on muscle cells in ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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