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Esophageal catheterization studies. I. The mechanism of swallowing in normal subjects with particular reference to the vestibule (esophago-gastric sphincter).

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Esophageal catheterization studies. I. The mechanism of swallowing in normal subjects with particular reference to the vestibule (esophago-gastric sphincter). (English)

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PERT JH

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DAVIDSON M

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ALMY TP

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SLEISENGER MH

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1 February 1959

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Journal of Clinical Investigation

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38

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397-406

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Reflux esophagitis, sliding hiatal hernia, and the anatomy of repair

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The gastroesophageal vestibule on roentgen examination: differentiation from the phrenic ampulla and minimal hiatal herniation

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Studies of distal colonic motility in children. I. Non-propulsive patterns in normal children

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A comparison of the effects of acetyl-beta-methylcholine chloride (mecholyl) on esophageal intraluminal pressure in normal persons and patients with cardiospasm

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The disturbance of esophageal motility in cardiospasm: studies on autonomic stimulation and autonomic blockade of the human esophagus, including the cardia

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A study of esophageal pressures in normal persons and patients with cardiospasm

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Esophageal sensitivity to mecholyl in cardiospasm

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The gastroesophageal sphincter in healthy human beings

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The gastroesophageal vestibule, its normal function and its role in cardiospasm and gastroesophageal reflux

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Recent advances in physiology of the esophagus

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Technical and physiological considerations in measuring gastrointestinal pressures in man

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Disorders of esophageal motor functions

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Motor mechanisms of the esophagus, particularly of its distal portion

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10.1172/JCI103814

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