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Properties of the feline pyloric sphincter in vitro
Gerald Bertiger
, James C. Reynolds
,
Ann Ouyang
, Sidney Cohen
Department of Medicine
Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
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Feline
100%
Pylorus
100%
Duodenum
33%
Antrum
22%
Phasic Contraction
22%
Electrical Stimulation
22%
High Pressure
11%
Spontaneous Potential
11%
Tetrodotoxin
11%
Reflex
11%
Low Voltage
11%
Substance P
11%
Intrinsic Function
11%
Tonic
11%
Wave Frequency
11%
Acidification
11%
Action Potential
11%
Contractile Response
11%
Enteric Nervous System
11%
Bethanechol
11%
Nerve Stimulation
11%
Myoelectric
11%
Neural Influence
11%
Pressure Characteristics
11%
Bathing
11%
Direct Electric Current
11%
Slow Wave
11%
Voltage Excitation
11%
Hormonal Influence
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
In Vitro
100%
Pylorus
100%
Duodenum
33%
Omeprazole
22%
Action Potential
22%
Electrotherapy
22%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
11%
Rebound
11%
Tetrodotoxin
11%
Hyperbarism
11%
Neurostimulation
11%
Bethanechol
11%
Substance P
11%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Felid
100%
Sphincter
100%
Pylorus
100%
Action Potential
22%
Omeprazole
22%
Substance P
11%
Neuroscience
In Vitro
100%
Action Potential
50%
Electrotherapy
50%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
25%
Tetrodotoxin
25%
Substance P
25%
Bethanechol
25%