1919
DOI: 10.1007/bf03002929
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Klinische und experimentelle Untersuchungen über die Einwirkung äußerer lokaler Wärmeapplikationen auf die Funktion des Magens.

Abstract: Die W~rmetherapie spielt unter den Behandlungsmethoden der schmerzhaften Affektionen des Magendarmkanals eine nicht unwichtige Rolle. Sie ist nicht etwa nur-in Gestalt der heil~en Umschl~ge, der Kataplasmen, des Thermophors, der elektrischen W~rmekissen, der japanischen W~rmedosen usw.-ein beliebtes Hausmittel, zu welchem der Patient bei den verschiedenen Formen der Gastralgie mi~ Vorliebe seine Zuflucht nimmt, auch die Schulmedizin hat yon jeher die giinstige Wirkung ]okaler W~rmeapplikationen anerkannt. Dies… Show more

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“…Bisgard & Nye (1940), recording gastro-intestinal activity in patients, found that heat applied to the skin of the abdomen inhibits and cold stimulates gastro-intestinal movement, and they considered these effects to be reflex in nature. Other observers (Boas, 1926;Ludin, 1919) attributed these effects on gastro-intestinal activity resulting from cutaneous stimulation to be due to either direct warming or cooling of the gastro-intestinal tract or to generalized vasoconstriction or dilatation.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Bisgard & Nye (1940), recording gastro-intestinal activity in patients, found that heat applied to the skin of the abdomen inhibits and cold stimulates gastro-intestinal movement, and they considered these effects to be reflex in nature. Other observers (Boas, 1926;Ludin, 1919) attributed these effects on gastro-intestinal activity resulting from cutaneous stimulation to be due to either direct warming or cooling of the gastro-intestinal tract or to generalized vasoconstriction or dilatation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%