DIRECT EVALUATION OF HUMAN GASTRIC PERISTALTIC FUNCTION USING ULTRASOUND IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS WITH GASTRIC EMPTYING DISORDER.

DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE NEUROKININ ANALOGUES ON PHASIC AND TONIC ACTIVITY OF THE RAT SMALL INTESTINE INHIBITORY EFFECT OF ENDOGENOUS CCL IN THE ASCENDING EXCITATORY NEURAL PATHWAY OF THE RAT ILEEM IN MAN NOT ONLY THE LES BUT ALSO THE SMOOTH MUSCLE PORTION OF THE ESOPHAGEAL BODY TAKES PART IN PHASE 3 OF THE MMC. ESOPHAGEAL CONTRACTILE ACTIVITY IS SLEEP‐STAGE DFPENDFNT ROLE OF MORPHINE AND OPIATE PEPTIDES IN THE RESERVOIR FUNCTOIN OF DOG DESCENDING COLON EVALUATION OF A POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ESOPHAGEAL MOTOR DISORDERS AND OUTCOME OF REFLUX ESOPHAGITIS. DOES FAT IN THE STOMACH CAUSE GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX? CONTRACTILE ACTIVITY OF THE JEJUNAL LIMB IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING TOTAL GASTRECTOMY AND INTESTINAL RECONSTRUCTION FOR EARLY GASTRIC CANCER. PROPAGATING CONTRACTIONS AND TRANSPORT IN HUMAN COLON. FECAL CONTINENCE: ANAL MANOMETRY AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHY DO NOT TELL US THE WHOLE STORY. SODIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS ALTER GASTRIC AND JEJUNAL BASIC ELECTRIC RHYTHM (BER) IN THE RAT. VAGAL AFFERENT RESPONSES AND GASTRIC MOTILITY CHANGES FOLLOWING CLOSE SYSTEMIC 5‐HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE (SHT) INJECTION. EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE ADRENERCIC ACONISTS AND ANTAGONISTS ON GASTRIC TONE IN THE RAT. PAIN‐INDUCED INHIBITION OF GASTRIC TONE IS MEDIATED BY VAGAL NON‐ADRENERCIC AND BY ADRENERCIC REFLEXES. EVIDENCE FOR THE PARTICIPATION OF THE NORADRENERGIC NERVE SYSTEMS OF THE RAT BRAIN IN THE MODULATION OF THE MMC. ANGINA‐LIKE CHEST PAIN OF ESOPHAGEAL ORIGIN AS A POSSIBLE SIDE‐EFFECT OF THE CHRONIC ANTI‐ANGINAL THERAPY. EFFECT OF H 2 ‐ANTAGONISTS ON INTERDIGESTIVE ANTRO‐DUODENAL (A‐D) MOTILITY IN MAN. PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIATIONS OF ESOPHAGEAL ACID CLEARANCE WITH THE pH OF THE VOLUME INJECTED. AFFERENT FIBERS AS A TARGET FOR THE TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE ILEUS. THE EFFECT OF β ADRENERGIC ANTAGONISTS ON THE ILEAL BRAKE MECHANISM IN THE RAT. THE EFFECT OF A 5HT 3 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST ON THE ILEAL BRAKE MECHANISM IN THE RAT. IMPEDANCE GASTROGRAPHY, A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR NONINVASIVE STUDY OF GASTRIC MOTILITY. BEDSIDE SYSTEM FOR CUTANEOUS RECORDING AND ANALYSIS OF GASTRIC MYOELECTRICAL AND IMPEDANCE SIGNALS. SECONDARY ESOPHAGEAL CONTRACTIONS OCCUR IN REM SLEEP. PERENDOSCOPIC MANOMETRY OF THE DISTAL ILEUM AND OF THE ILFO‐CECAL JUNCTION (ICJ) IN MAN. SUCCESSFUL OUTCOME OF BIOFEEDBACK TRAINING IN FECAL INCONTINENCE IS ACCOMPANIED BY OBJECTIVE IMPROVEMENT IN ANORECTAL FUNCTION BUT NOT BY AN INCREASE IN RECTAL RETAINING CAPACITY FOR FLUIDS. EFFECTS OF CISAPRIDE ON ANTRO‐DUODENAL MOTILITY MO SYMPTOMS IN CHILDREN WITH IDIOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA. PATTERNS OF LOWER ESOPHAGEAL SPHINCTER (LES) FUNCTION IN FASTING AM) FED CHILDREN WITH GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX (GER) DISEASE. PATTERN AND MECHANISMS OF GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX (GER) IN CHILDREN WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS. PHYSICAL EXERCISE ALTERS COLONIC MOTOR ACTIVITY. VAGAL CRYO‐INTERRUPTION AND EFFERENT STIMULATION EFFECTS ON COLONIC MOTOR ACTIVIYY IN MONKEYS. IONIC BASIS OF ACETYLCHOLINE‐ACTIVATION STUDIED IN SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS OF THE GUINEA PIG GASTRIC FUNDUS. ILEUM SMOOTH MUSCLE CONTRACTION INDUCED BY GALANIN RESULTS FROM A DIRECT MYOGENIC EFFECT WICH PROVOCATION TEST TO DIAGNOSE AN ESOPHAGEAL ORIGIN OF THE PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH NON‐CARDIAC CHEST PAIN? MOTILIN RECEPTORS IN THE COLON OF THE RABBIT. DELAYED GASTRIC EMPTYING IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS. EFFECT OF HUMAN GASTRIC INHIBITORY POLYPEPTIDE (GIP) ON GASTRIC EMPTYING. REGULATION OF GASTRIC EMPTYING BY HYPERGLYCEMIA. CHEST PAIN DUE TO GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX: PRESENTATION OF A MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURE TO ASSESS ITS SIGNIFICANCE WHY DOES THE ANAL SPHINCTER RELAX SPONTANEOUSLY? UP AND DOWN THE SPINAL CORD: AFFERENT AND EFFERENT INNERVATION OF THE HUMAN EXTERNAL ANAL SPHINCTER. INVOLVEMENT OF DOPAMINE IN THE CENTRAL EFFECT OF NEUROTENSIN ON INTESTINAL MOTILITY IN RATS. MULTIPLE IMPEDANCEMETRY ‐ CLINICAL RESULTS IN GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX PATIENTS. INVOLVEMENT OF FREE RADICAL PRODUCTION IN THE INTESTINAL MOTILITY AND METABOLIC DISORDERS AFTER AN ACUTE MESENTERIC ISCHEMIA IN THE DOG. CHOLECYSTOKININ OCTAPEPTIDE STIMULATES LOCALIZED PYLORIC CONTRACTIONS IN HEALTHY HUMANS. GASTRIC EMPTYING (GE) IN THE RAT ‐ MODULATION BY TYPE Of MEAL AND IMMOBILIZATION STRESS. AIR IN THE ESOPHAGUS MAY BE THE CULPRIT IN ANGINA LIKE CHEST PAIN (ALCP). COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF EXOGENOUS AND ENDOGENOUS STIMULATION OF GALLBLADDER CONTRACTION CHARACTERIZATION OF ALIMENTARY VAGAL AFFERENTS AND THEIR CENTRAL CONNECTIONS. THE EFFECT OF PORCINE GALANIN ON CONTRACTILE ACTIVITY AND LUMINAL CROSS‐SECTIONAL AREA IN THE PERFUSED PIG ILEUM. PORCINE CALCITONIN GENE‐RELATED PEPTIDE (CGRP) STIMULATES PHASIC ACTIVITY AND TONE IN THE PERFUSED PIG ILEUM. THE EFFECT OF VIP ON GASTRIC CORPUS COMPLIANCE IN THE FERRET. SIGMA LIGANDS ACT AT CNS LEVEL TO INHIBIT COLONIC MOTOR ALTERATIONS INDUCED BY PSYCHIC STRESS IN RATS. INDOMETHACIN CAUSES AN INCREASE IN NANC SMALL INTESTINAL MOTILITY, SEEMINGLY UNRELATED TO INHIBITION OF PROSTAGLANDIN SYNTHESIS. EFFECT OF SQUATTING ON ANO‐RECTAL ANGLE AND PELVIC FLOOR IN CHRONIC IDIOPATHIC CONSTIPATION. CONTOROL MECHANISMS OF FASTING GASTRIC CYCLIC MOTOR ACTIVITY. NEURAL OR HORMONAL? ANORECTAL MOTILITY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS FOLLOWING LOW ANTERIOR RECTUM RESECTION. POSTOPERATIVE RESTITUTION OF THE PROGRAMMED GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY. ADRENERGIC CONTROL OF INTERDIGESTIVE AND DIGESTIVE MOTILITY VIA THE PYLORIC REGION. EFFECTS OF ACUTE MENTAL STRESS ON SECRETIN AND CAERULEIN STIMULATED GASTRODUODENAL MOTILITY IN HUMANS. COMPUTER ASSISTED DIAGNOSIS OF OESOPHAGEAL MOTOR DISORDERS. ESOPHAGEAL, MOTILITY DISORDERS IN PATIENTS AFTER CHEMICAL ALCOHOL, EXPOSITION. PROVOCATION TESTING FOR OESOPHAGEAL SPASM IN PATIENTS WITH NON‐CARDIAC CHEST PAIN AND NORMAL OESOPHAGEAL MANOMETRY. EFFECT OF ERYTHROMYCIN ON LES FUNCTION AND ESOPHAGEAL BODY CONTRACTILITY. THE CHOLECYSTOKININ ANTAGONIST LOXIGLUMIDE INCREASES BASAL COLONIC MOTILITY AND ABOLISHES THE GASTROCOLONIC RESPONSE. INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF NEUROPEPTIDE Y (NPY) ON CRF AND STRESS‐INDUCED CAECAL MOTOR RESPONSE IN RATS. A CHEAP COMPUTERIZED ANALYSIS OF GASTRO‐INTESTINAL CONTRACTIONS. COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF VASOACTIVE INTESTINAL POLYPEPTIDE (VIP) AMD ADENOSINE 5'‐TRIPHOSPHATE (ATP) ON THE SPONTANEOUS AND ELECTRICALLY INDUCED GASTRIC CONTRACTIONS. DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF LOPERAMIDE AND ITS PRODRUG LOPOXYDE ON SMALL AND LARGE BOWEL MOTILITY. RELATION OF COLONIC MOTOR ACTIVITY TO TRANSIT TIME IN A DIARRHEA MODEL. EVIDENCE FOR SECRETIN AS A PHYSIOLOGICAL REGULATOR OF ANTRODUODENAL MOTILITY IN THE HUMAN. CCK PLAYS A ROLE AS A PHYSIOLOGICAL REGULATOR OF HUMAN ESOPHAGEAL MOTIUTY. INFLUENCE OF RECTAL CONTENT VOLUME ON THE EFFORT OF DEFECATION. THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PHARYNGEAL PUMP TO ESOPHAGEAL TRANSIT. CHOLECYSTOKININ (CCK)‐8 CAN INHIBIT MOTILITY OF CIRCULAR MUSCLE OF PPOXIHAL COLON IN THE CONSCIOUS RAT. NUTRITION, FLUID INTAKE, AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CHRONIC CONSTIPATION. EFFECTS OF NEUROKININS IN PROXIMAL AND DISTAL LONGITUDINAL HUMAN COLON. ROLE OF CHOLECYSTOKININ (CCK) IN THE INHIBITION OF GASTRIC EMPTYING AND GASTRIC SECRETION IN HUMANS. GASTROINTESTINAL MOTOR AND PANCREATIC SECRETORY RESPONSES TO INTRADUODENAL (ID) PROSTAGLANDIN (PG) E 2 ‐ANALOGUE NOCLOPROST IN HUMANS. MOTOR ACTIVITY AND NEUROTRANSMITTER RELEASE IN THE GASTRIC FUNDUS OF DIABETIC RATS. CCK8 NEURONS OF THE VENTROMEDIAL HYPOTHALAMUS (VMH) MEDIATED THE COLONIC MOTOR CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH FEEDING IN RATS. DOES PANCREATIC DISEASE INFLUENCE GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY? STRONG TONIC DUODENAL CONTRACTIONS AND INHIBITORY INNERVATION. SPONTANEOUS CONTRACTILE ACTIVITY OF HUMAN GALLBLADDER A NEW NON PERFUSED BALLOON SENSOR FOR ESOPHAGEAL MANOMETRY: COMPARISON WITH A CONVENTIONAL PERFUSED SYSTEM IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS. SLOW DEPOLARIZATIONS AND HYPERPOLARIZATIONS OF COELIAC GANGLIONIC NEURONES INDUCED BY MODIFICATIONS OF GASTRIC MOTILITY IN THE RABBIT. ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY AND LOWER ESOPHAGEAL SPHINCTER PRESSURE (LESP) IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA (CPE) AFTER APPLICATION OF THEOPHYLLINE (TPH) INTRAVENOUSLY. STIMULATING ACTION OF STIL 2875 ON THE ANTRAL CONTRACTIONS IN THE DOG. GLOBUS SENSATION: SYMPTOM OF OESOPHAGEAL MOTOR DISORDERS? NEUROTENSIN ANTIBODY GN25 PREVENTS LIPID INDUCED LESP‐DECREASE A PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON THE PREVALENCE OF ESOPHAGEAL CHEST PAIN IN PATIENTS REFERRED TO CARDIOLOGISTS FOR SUSPECTED MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA. EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS OF TACHYENTERIA. FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION OF INTRATHORACIC STOMACH AS ESOPHAGEAL REPLACEMENT. BOMBESINE MODULATES ELECTRICAL AND CONTRACTILE ACTIVITY OF GASTBO‐INTESTINAL TRACT. EFFECT OF PROTRACTEDLY APPLIED NIFEDIPINE ON THE MOTILIIY OF ESOPHAGUS IN PATIENTS WITH “NUTCRACKER ESOPHAGUS”. EFFECT OF JO 1754, A NEW CCK A ANTAGONIST ON GASTRIC EMPTYING IN RATS. PHARMACOLOGICAL DOSES OF CCK FURTHER REDUCE GALLBLADDER MOTILITY IN GALLSTONE PATIENTS. LOWER OESOPHAGEAL SPHINCTER (LOS) MOTOR FUNCTION IS AFFECTED BY COLD STRESS. INTEGRATED MOTILITY AND TRANSIT IN THE UNPREPARED HUMAN COLON. PELVIC FLOOR NEUROPATHY IN DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH FAECAL INCONTINENCE. TONIC ACTIVITY OF PORCINE ILEOCECAL JUNCTION IN VITRO. COLONIC TRANSIT IN AN EXPERIMENTAL COLITIS IN RATS: ROLE OF LEUKOTRIENES D 4 . MOTILITY OF THE RABBIT PROXIMAL COLON: IMPORTANCE OF CHOLINERGIC PATHWAYS AHD ROLE OF DIFFERENT MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR SUBTYPES. STRESS AND GUT MOTOR FUNCTION IN THE RAT? IT DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU MEASURE. MECHANIC OF ANOREXIA AND VOMITING IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE SELECTIVE INHIBITION BY THE PROKINETIC BENZAMIDES OF THE 5‐HT RECEPTOR MECHANISM MEDIATING RELAXATION OF RAT OESOPHAGUS. RETARDATION OF BILE FLOW AFTER CHOLECYSTECTOMY (CE) ‐ DOES GLYCEROLTRINITRATE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FUNCTIONAL AND ORGANIC REASONS? POTENTIATION OF THE ANTRAL RESPONSE TO LOCAL DISTENSION BY REFLEXES FROM THE CORPUS. GASTRIC MOTOR RESPONSE TO SOLID AND LIQUID MEALS. SPECIFIC MYOELECTRICAL ACTIVITIES OF THE MUSCULARIS MUCOSAE IN THE JEJUNUM IN SITU. MOTOR EFFECTS OF A NOVEL DRUG WITH POTENT ANTINOCICEPTIVE ACTION AND HIGH AFFINITIES TO CEREBRAL OPIOID‐, DOPAMINE D 1 ‐ AND 5‐HT 1 ‐RECEPTORS (CY 208–243) ON THE RAT COLON IN VITRO. ALTERED INTESTINAL MOTILITY PATTERNS AFTER ROUX‐EN‐γ‐RECONSTRUCTION. THE ILEAL BRAKE ‐ EFFECTS OF ILEAL NUTRIENT INFUSION ON CANINE DUODENAL AND JEJUNAL MOTOR PATTERN. DYNAMICS OF ESOPHAGEAL MOVEMENTS IN THE PARTIALLY OBSTRUCTED OPOSSUM ESOPHAGUS. MOTILITY ENHANCING EFFECTS OF CISAPRIDE AND 5‐HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE MEDIATED VIA OTHER THAN 5‐HT 1 , 5‐HT 2 , 5‐HT 3 AND 5‐HT 4 RECEPTORS. HISTAMINE‐H3‐RECEPTORS ARE INVOLVED IN THE HISTAMINE (HIS)‐INDUCED INHIBITION OF SEROTONIN (5‐HT) RELEASE FROM THE PORCINE SMALL INTESTINE. α 2 ‐ADRENERGIC INFLUENCES ON COLONIC MOTILITY IN CONSCIOUS DOGS. DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF SEROTONIN ON CANINE COLONIC MOTILITY. INHIBITORY JUNCTION POTENTIALS IN THE RAT COLONIC CIRCULAR MUSCLE: ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. EFFECTS OF INCREASING DOSES OF DIETARY FATS ON GASTRIC MOTILITY IN HUMANS. THE STANDARDIZED RICE BARIUM MEAL (RBM): A NEW, SIMPLE AND RELIABLE STUDY TO DETECT CLINICALLY RELEVANT ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY DYSORDERS. ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF CODEINE INITIATES JEJUNAL MIGRATING MYOELECTRICAL COMPLEXES AFTER A MEAL IN MAN. THE EFFECTS OF NOREPINEPHRINE IN THE MYENTERIC PLEXUS OF THE GUINEA‐PIG GASTRIC ANTRUM. CAMPYLOBACTER PYLORI INFECTION CORRELATES WITH MORE SEVERE INTERDIGESTIVE ANTRO‐DUODENAL MOTOR IMPAIRMENT IN SUBJECTS WITH CHROMIC GASTRITIS. INVOLVEMENT OF PERIPHERAL AND CENTRAL MOTOR AND SECRETORY COMPONENTS IN THE ACTION OF A PROSTAGLANDIN E2 ANALOGUE ON COLONIC TRANSIT IN RATS. EFFECTS OF ERYTHROMYCIN ON MOTOR ACTIVITY OF STOMACH. ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY DISTURBANCES IN ALCOHOLICS. A PROSPECTIVE INVESTIGATION. VISUALIZATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GASTRIC CONTRACTIONS USING A NEW RADIONUCLIDE TECHNIQUE. GASTROINTESTINAL TRANSIT DISORDERS IN CHRONIC ALCOHOLICS. MOTOR RESPONSES TO MECHANORECEPTOR STIMULATION IN THE NORMAL OESOPHAGUS AND IN PATIENTS WITH OESOPHAGEAL SYMPTOMS. AN EVALUATION OP COMPUTERISED MANOMETIC RECORDING. EFFECT OF LONG DURATION STRESS ON COLONIC MOTILITY IN RATS. PROSTAGLANDIN E 2 (PgE 2 ): ACTIONS ON THE CIRCULAR AND LONGITUDINAL CONTRACTIONS OF THE CANINE COLON. ESOPHAGITIS AND pH OF THE REFLUXATE. IS ADDITIONAL FLUID INTAKE IMPORTANT FOR STOOL REGULATION WITH WHEAT BRAN?