Effect of Hemorrhage on Gastro-Intestinal Motility of Dogs: A Gradient of Gastro-Intestinal Motility

Abstract

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Digestive System

“…The effect of exsanguination on gastrointestinal motility has been found to be inhibition of gastric motility and stimulation of colonic activity, with apparently a gradient throughout the inter vening gut between these extremes (4). This occurs in the non narcotized as well as the narcotized dog, and is interpreted as the subject of several studies.…”