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Studies from H. Seidl et al further understanding of life sciences
Published in Gastroenterology Week, March 8th, 2010
New investigation results, 'Multiple intraluminal impedance measurement and manometry in the jejunum of healthy subjects: a new tool for diagnosis of small bowel motility,' are detailed in a study published in Digestion. According to recent research from Munich, Germany, "The relationships between contractile activity and transport of intraluminal contents in the human small intestine are not well understood. To study both phenomena by combined measurements of intraluminal impedance and pressurein the jejunum of healthy subjects."
"12 healthy volunteers (m 4, f 8), mean age 32.3 years (24-49 years), underwent jejunal combined impedance/manometry recordings (six...
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