Fundamentals of Neurogastroenterology: Basic Science

Enteric Nervous System: Neuropathic Gastrointestinal Motility

“…f Propulsive motility in the upper one-third of the small intestine during emesis reflects output of another of the app in the library. During emesis, power propulsion in the upper one-third of the small intestine is reversed for rapid movement of the luminal contents toward the stomach Dig Dis Sci (2016) 61:1803-1816 1807 beneficial term for referencing absence of motility in normal small or large intestine [18]. Physiologic ileus is therefore a functional state of the bowel during which the ENS actively inhibits contraction in the autogenic smooth muscle.…”

Current state of pharmacology and therapeutics in irritable bowel syndrome with special reference to brain-gut axis

“…35 Human pharmacological studies have demonstrated that antagonism of the PGE2 or the NMDA receptor prevents the development of CS within the oesophagus and antagonism of the NMDA receptor with ketamine may even reverse established VPH.…”

Le système nerveux entérique et l’unité neuro-glio-épithéliale digestive

“…Ces derniers innervent l'ensemble des types cellulaires du type digestif (cellules musculaires, épithéliales, immunitaires, endothéliales). D'une manière générale, les neurones régulant les fonctions motrices du tube digestif sont situés dans le plexus myentérique, alors que ceux impliqués dans le contrôle des fonctions de la muqueuse sont situés dans le plexus sous-muqueux (Grundy et al 2006).…”