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perystaltyka opuchniętych ruchów, szczególnie w środkach spożywczych, powodująca skurcz i rozluźnienie mięśni po kolei.
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Analysis of the Central Pattern Generator for Peristalsis ...
Study of central pattern generators in the simple nervous systems of insects helps us to understand how more complex nervous systems drive a variety of physical processes.
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Tabbner's Nursing Care: Theory and Practice - Halaman 554
Chyme enters the caecum through the ileo-caecal valve, which is normally closed but opens briefly to allow a small amount of chyme through with each peristaltic wave. Movement of chyme through the large intestine is a slow process. Various ...
Rita Funnell, Gabby Koutoukidis, Karen Lawrence,
2008
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Gastrointestinal Disease: An Endoscopic Approach - Halaman 181
Peristalsis is mediated by acetylcholine and nitric oxide. In the striated esophagus, acetylcholine acts on nicotinic receptors on the motor end plate to cause contraction. In the smooth muscle esophagus, acetylcholine is also excitatory through ...
Anthony J. DiMarino, Stanley B. Benjamin,
2002
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Endoscopy of the Upper GI Tract: A Training Manual - Halaman 35
The examiner should take time to observe esophageal peristalsis, particularly when investigating swallowing difficulties, obstruction-related symptoms, and noncardiac chest pain. peristalsis). Gagging is associated with fine contractions that ...
Berthold Block, Guido Schachschal, Hartmut Schmidt (M.D.),
2004
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Physiology - Jilid 578 - Halaman 519
(4) The bolus of food is pushed into the esophagus by the peristaltic contractions of the pharynx and the opening of the upper esophageal sphincter. b. Respiration is inhibited for the duration of the pharyngeal phase of swallowing (1–2 ...
John Bullock, Joseph Boyle, Michael B. Wang,
2001
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Essential Medical Physiology - Halaman 485
Liquids swallowed in an upright position will reach the stomach before the peristaltic contraction. Therefore, although both esophageal sphincters must relax, peristalsis per se is not always necessary for esophageal transport. For most ...
Leonard R. Johnson, John H. Byrne,
2003
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Functional Disorders of the Gastrointestinal Tract - Halaman 44
esophagitis, however, can have an increased rate of failed primary peristalsis; reduced amplitude of contractions in the distal esophagus and slow propagation velocities. Secondary peristalsis in response to esophageal distension with air or ...
G. Krause, Juan-Ramón Malagelada, U. Preuschoff,
2005
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The Encyclopedia of Parkinson's Disease - Halaman 238
238 peristalsis son's, which affects the body's motor system within the brain rather than the peripheral nerves. One of the most common forms of peripheral mono-neuropathy (with only one nerve affected) is carpal tunnel syndrome, in which ...
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Trends in Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Research - Halaman 72
We determined standard gastric and esophageal pH-metry parameters, and the following esophageal manometry parameters: - the mean number of oesophageal contractions per minute; - the percentage of peristaltic waves (with ...
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The Digestive Awareness Diet: You Are How You Eat - Halaman 74
You Are How You Eat John K. Pollard. Peristalsis: Moving Food through the System Peristalsis: Moving Food through the System Food traveling a 26-38 foot tube has a long way to Food traveling a 26-38 foot tube has a long way to go.go.