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Page 362
... sphincter pressure above 20 mm Hg is strong evidence against the diagnosis . Second , determination of lower esophageal sphincter pressure can be used to evaluate the efficacy of fundopli- cation surgery , since successful surgical pro ...
... sphincter pressure above 20 mm Hg is strong evidence against the diagnosis . Second , determination of lower esophageal sphincter pressure can be used to evaluate the efficacy of fundopli- cation surgery , since successful surgical pro ...
Page 399
... sphincter or by con- centric needle electrodes inserted into the sphincter . Momentary pain is experienced during the insertion of the needle electrode ; this pain is subsequently replaced by discom- fort . Electromyography is more ...
... sphincter or by con- centric needle electrodes inserted into the sphincter . Momentary pain is experienced during the insertion of the needle electrode ; this pain is subsequently replaced by discom- fort . Electromyography is more ...
Page 610
... sphincter of Oddi and , at the same time , cause gallbladder contraction . Simi- larly , secretin may play an accessory role to CCK in reducing basal sphincter pressure and inhibiting sphincter of Oddi phasic contractions , suggesting ...
... sphincter of Oddi and , at the same time , cause gallbladder contraction . Simi- larly , secretin may play an accessory role to CCK in reducing basal sphincter pressure and inhibiting sphincter of Oddi phasic contractions , suggesting ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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