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Page 888
... Vagal and Sympathetic Efferents . In man , electrical stimulation of vagal neurons during laparotomy increases pressure within the stomach . Insulin hypoglycemia and 2 - deoxy- D - glucose also activate efferent vagal stimu- lation and ...
... Vagal and Sympathetic Efferents . In man , electrical stimulation of vagal neurons during laparotomy increases pressure within the stomach . Insulin hypoglycemia and 2 - deoxy- D - glucose also activate efferent vagal stimu- lation and ...
Page 889
... vagal reflex contractions can be demonstrated by electrical stimulation of the central cut end of one vagal trunk , while leaving the other trunk intact . Both increases in tone and phasic antral contractions can be elicited . In the ...
... vagal reflex contractions can be demonstrated by electrical stimulation of the central cut end of one vagal trunk , while leaving the other trunk intact . Both increases in tone and phasic antral contractions can be elicited . In the ...
Page 919
... vagal terminals and at the junction between the splanchnic nerves and the celiac ganglia is classically considered to be acetylcholine . However , substance P , VIP , and enkephalin immunoreactivity have all been demon- strated in human ...
... vagal terminals and at the junction between the splanchnic nerves and the celiac ganglia is classically considered to be acetylcholine . However , substance P , VIP , and enkephalin immunoreactivity have all been demon- strated in human ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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