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Catecholamines and Behavior
Ungerstedt (1971) pointed out the similarities with the classic lateral
hypothalamic syndrome (Anand & Brobeck, 1951) of aphagia and adipsia
caused by electrolytic lesion to this area and speculate that it may be caused by
destruction of the ...
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Neurobiology of Feeding and Nutrition
In the LH, MFB, or nigrostriatum, 6-OH-DOPA produced aphagia. The interest of
this finding was not that the involved pathways are dopaminergic but, rather, was
the possibility that these pathways could be traced by histofluorescent ...
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Preoperative Events: Their Effects on Behavior Following ...
As previously mentioned, Lindholm and colleagues (1975) demonstrated that
ulceration of the stomach in rats is a direct consequence of LH damage, and they
raised the possibility that gastric pathology contributes to the periods of aphagia ...
as a single stage operation, bilateral 6-OHDA lesions produces pronounced
adipsia and aphagia. In this study, allowing 8 weeks between each unilateral
lesion, no adipsia or aphagia was observed, and the animals showed only minor
...
Chihiro Ohye, Minoru Kimura, John S. McKenzie,
1996
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Motivation: A Biobehavioural Approach
Such complications indicate that the explanation of aphagia arising from LH
lesions is not solely a matter of neurotransmitter deficiencies. Stricker's current
position is that damage to the LH disrupts homeostasis, and striatal DA loss
disrupts ...
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MCQ in Gastroenterology with Expl Answers
The sensation of a lump lodged in the throat is called: A. Dysphagia B.
Odynophagia C. Globus pharyngeus D. Aphagia E. None of the above 13.
Painful swallowing is called: A. Dysphagia B. Odynophagia C. Globus
pharyngeus D. Aphagia E.
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Physiological Psychology
Lesions in the LH which result in aphagia and adipsia interrupt the ascending
nigrostriatal fibers (Ungerstedt, 1971). Indeed, many lesions outside of the LH
which produced aphagia also disrupted the dopamine pathway, suggesting that
the ...
Lesions of other structures connected to the LH (medial forebrain bundle, zona
incerta, amygdala, frontal cortex and midbrain tegmentum) also induce aphagia
or hypophagia (Le Magnen, 1983). Some of the effects of these lesions, e.g. of
the ...
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
See aphakia. aphagia /afa'jé-a/ [Gk, a + phagein, not to eat], a condition
characterised by the loss of the ability to swallow as a result of organic or
psychological causes, as with anorexia nervosa. A kind of aphagia is aphagia
algera. See also ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis,
2009
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Behavioural Models in Psychopharmacology: Theoretical, ...
It may be that the motor and sensory deficits caused by LH lesions underlie the
aphagia, because recovery is facilitated by repeated TP sessions that elicit eating
(Antelman et al., 1976) and amphetamine injections produce feeding in ...
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Endoscopic treatment for Zenker's diverticulum is safe long-term
... dysphagia to semi-solids; score 3, dysphagia to liquids; score 4, aphagia). Regurgitations and chronic cough dropped from 73 percent and ... «EurekAlert, Apr 13»
When Frogs Attack - Illogistical Resource Dept. - Catharsis
Buy the Album on Bandcamp: http://aphagia.bandcamp.com/album/cat... Buy the Album on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cat. «YouTube, Jan 13»
Firefighter's new life easy to swallow
The procedure, called endoscopic lumen restoration, is used to treat a rare condition called aphagia, which occurs when radiation treatment ... «Tampabay.com, Des 11»
ASCO GI: Biologic Helps in Esophageal Cancer
... no dysphagia, 28 patients limited dysphagia, 20 could consume only semisolid food, five were on a liquid diet, and two patients had aphagia. «MedPage Today, Jan 11»