1967
DOI: 10.1097/00004424-196711000-00019
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An Experimental Study of the Role of Gastric and Esophageal Muscle in Castroesophagcal Competence

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“…Many of the earlier researchers used fluoroscopy with barium studies to document reflux [18,28]. However, fluoroscopy lacks sensitivity in detecting GERD.…”
Section: Previous Models Of Gerdmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many of the earlier researchers used fluoroscopy with barium studies to document reflux [18,28]. However, fluoroscopy lacks sensitivity in detecting GERD.…”
Section: Previous Models Of Gerdmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the extent of reflux disease is often quite severe, and this type of model does not have a direct rela tionship with the human condition. In fact, reflux disease created by resection of the LES or gastric cardia produces histologic changes which are almost as severe as those produced by constant perfusion of the esophageal lumen by noxious stimulants [6][7][8][9], In an attempt to produce a more 'physiologic' type of reflux, the atropine infusion model was associated with acidification of the lower esophagus for a percentage of the test interval (25-35%) which is similar to the percentage time of reflux observed during 24-hour pH testing in patients with moderately severe G E R disease.…”
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“…Die Fundoplicatio wirkt nur als Rückschlagventil und das ist unphysiologisch. Selbst die leicht mögliche Abschälung der Tunica muscularis propria an der Hochdruckzone [19] ergibt nur eine Druckreduktion [19], (Vandertoll Abb. 1 c und Abb.…”
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