Manometric demonstration of duodenal/jejunal motor function consistent with the duodenal brake mechanism,Neurogastroenterology & Motility

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Manometric demonstration of duodenal/jejunal motor function consistent with the duodenal brake mechanism
Neurogastroenterology & Motility ( IF 3.5 ) Pub Date : 2020-03-13 , DOI: 10.1111/nmo.13835
John Dent ₁ , Eveline Deloose ₂ , Philip Dinning _{3,

4} , Maura Corsetti _{2,

5} , Nathalie Rommel _{2,

6} , Jan Tack ₂ , Lukasz Wiklendt ₄ , Anthony William Papageorgiou ₇ , John William Arkwright ₇

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High‐resolution manometric studies below the stomach are rare due to technical limitations of traditional manometry catheters. Consequently, specific motor patterns and their impact on gastric and small bowel function are not well understood. High‐resolution manometry was used to record fed‐state motor patterns in the antro‐jejunal segment and relate these to fasting motor function.

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