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Gastrointestinal function : regulation and disturbances : proceedings of the ... Symposium on the Regulation and Disturbances of Gastrointestinal Function, Tokyo, ...

editors, Yutaka Kasuya ... [et al.]

(International congress series, no. 628, 661, 704, 713, 758, 831, 874, 948, 986)

Excerpta Medica, 1983-1991

  • [V. 1]
  • V. 2
  • V. 3
  • V. 4
  • V. 5
  • V. 6
  • V. 7
  • V. 8
  • V. 9

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[Vol. 1]: 1st, September 18, 1982

Vol. 2: 2nd, September 17, 1983

Vol. 3: 3rd, October 27, 1984

Vol. 4: 4th, September 28, 1985

Vol. 5: 5th, September 27, 1986

Vol. 6: 6th, October 31, 1987 / editors, Masaharu Tsuchiya ... [et al.]

Vol. 7: 7th, November 5, 1988 / editor, Fusahiro Nagao ... [et al.]

Vol. 8: 8th, September 30, 1989 / editor, Yutaka Matsuo ... [et al.]

Vol. 9: 9th, October 20, 1990

Includes bibliographical references and indexes

Also included in NACSIS DB of foreign journals [NCID: AA10998008]

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

V. 8 ISBN 9780444813848

Description

The 8th Symposium on Gastrointestinal Function: Regulation and Disturbances was held in Tokyo on September 30, 1989. For this and the preceding 7 symposiums, dating from 1982, leading Japanese researchers in blood flow, motility, or immunity (inflammation) have been requested by the organizing committee to make presentations. In addition, an eminent overseas specialist in one of these fields is invited to speak. During the 8th meeting, Dr. Gunnar Flemstrom, head of the Department of Physiology at the University of Uppsala, Sweden, presented detailed results from his study on the neurohumoral control of gastroduodenal mucosal bicarbonate secretion and protection. Eminent Japanese physicians, attending the meeting, also presented the most current data in the areas of gastrointestinal motility, blood flow, and inflammation.
Volume

V. 9 ISBN 9780444814098

Description

Leading researchers in the fields of motility, blood flow, and inflammation with respect to regulation and disturbances of gastrointestinal function have contributed to the present volume. Dr. Michael Tryba, as the invited international specialist, reviews studies of numerous severely ill patients in intensive care units at high risk of complications such as stress bleeding and systemic infections. His conclusions that for the prophylaxis of stress bleeding, acid suppressing agents should not be used, and indeed all sessions of the Ninth Symposium, provided a source for lively discussion between investigators from different areas of research, including clinical and experimental medicine.

Table of Contents

Preface. 1. Special lecture. Parenteral stress bleeding prophylaxis: Mechanisms of action, efficacy, and side effects (M. Tryba). Chairman's remarks (Y. Kasuya). 2. Motility. Interdigestive migrating complex in health disease in 24-hour recordings (T. Sekiguchi, T. Horikoshi, T. Matsuzaki, M. Kusano). Role of the sphincter of Oddi in regulation of bile flow-sphincter phasic contraction and the duodenal migrating motor complex (K. Ono, H. Suzuki). Contractions mediated by enteric 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT 3 ) receptors in the canine small intestine in vivo (T. Neya, M. Mizutani, S. Nakayama). Chairman's remarks (Y. Matsuo). 3. Blood flow. Constriction of gastric arteries during water immersion stress and its effect on gastric blood flow (K. Itoh et al.). Hemodynamic effect of leukocyte and endothelium interaction on colonic mucosal blood flow in ischemia-reperfusion injury (E. Sekizuka et al.). Chairman's remarks (M. Tsuchiya). 4. Inflammation. Interaction of aggresive and defensive factors in relation to the intracellular pH regulation of the surface epithelial layer of the gastric mucosa (F. Nagano et al.). Helicobacter pylori -associated gastroduodenal disease: immunological aspects (A. Yachi. T. Sugiyama, K. Imai, T. Yabana). Chairman's remarks (Y. Matsuo). 5. Secretion. Histochemical characterization of gastric mucin-secreting cells and the surface mucous gel layer (T. Katsuya et al.). Author index. Subject index.

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