1992
DOI: 10.1118/1.596832
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An AC biosusceptometer to study gastric emptying

Abstract: A simple AC susceptometer was developed to study the gastric emptying when test meals labeled with 10% of a harmless magnetic tracer were ingested. The instrument allows the determination of T 1/2 of the stomach emptying with good precision compared to measurements with gamma camera and 99m Tc in the test meal.

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“…The biomagnetic method is noninvasive, causes no discomfort to the patient, does not use radiation, and has already been used to study motility functions associated with gastric emptying [11], orocecal transit time [12], gastric contractions [13], esophageal transit time [14], segmental transit time [15,16], and mixing of food in the stomach [17]. The electrical activity of the gastrointestinal tract has also been studied by measuring the magnetic ®elds produced by the depolarization currents of the stomach [18,19] and the gut [20].…”
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“…The biomagnetic method is noninvasive, causes no discomfort to the patient, does not use radiation, and has already been used to study motility functions associated with gastric emptying [11], orocecal transit time [12], gastric contractions [13], esophageal transit time [14], segmental transit time [15,16], and mixing of food in the stomach [17]. The electrical activity of the gastrointestinal tract has also been studied by measuring the magnetic ®elds produced by the depolarization currents of the stomach [18,19] and the gut [20].…”
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“…1B). The proximity of a magnetic material to the measurement system causes an imbalance in the magnetic flux and the response can be monitored [3,4]. The multisensor ACB system that was employed in this study, has only one pair of excitation coils (ϕ = 11.0 cm) and seven pairs of detection coils (ϕ = 2.0 cm) with 14.0 cm of baseline in a coaxial arrangement (Fig.…”
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“…The aim of this work was to employ the AC Biosusceptometry (ACB) [2] technique to evaluate the Gastric Emptying Time (GET) and the Gastric Activity Contraction (GAC) in dogs after administration of erythromycin.…”
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