An analysis of the autonomic control of gastrointestinal motility in the cat.

Julian Neely, B.N. Catchpole

Gut · 1967 · 38 citations · 48 references

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EDITORIAL COMMENT These observations in the cat show that the stomach has a high level of extrinsic, and a low level of intrinsic, cholinergic control, but this is reversed in the small intestine. Similar studies are clearly needed in man to provide us with logical tests for the management of motility disorders.

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