Intramural hemodynamics and motor activity of the stomach and duodenum after vagotomy

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Abstract

Comparative evaluation of various types of vagotomy, diagnosis and prevention of complications such as ischemic necrosis, damage to the Latarge nerve, should include an assessment of hemodynamic and motor parameters of the gastrointestinal tract. To do this, we used an apparatus including a rigid pressure chamber with a rubber membrane and a light source with an opposite transparent plate (M. 3. Segal, Pat. physiol., 1981, No. 3).

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Z. M. Segal

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Russian Federation, Izhevsk

A. S. Makarov

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Russian Federation, Izhevsk

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2. Fig. 1. Intraoperative pulsomotorograms of the small curvature of the stomach of patient N. before and after RSPV. The paper movement speed is 10 mm/s. Gain — 10.

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3. Fig. 2. Intraorgan pulsomotorograms of patient N.'s stomach on the 2nd (top) and 3rd day after surgery. The paper movement speed is 10 mm/s. Gain — 10.

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