Migrating action potential complexes in a patient with secretory diarrhea
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Auteurs : G. Coremans [Belgique] ; J. Janssens [Belgique] ; G. Vantrappen [Belgique] ; S. Chaussade [Belgique] ; P. Ceccatelli [Belgique]Source :
- Digestive Diseases and Sciences [ 0163-2116 ] ; 1987-10-01.
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- Bacterial overgrowth, Bile acid loss, Cholera enterotoxin, Conductive surfaces, Copper wires, Diarrhea, Digestive diseases, Electrical activity, Experimental animals, Gastrointestinal motility, Ileum, Infectious diarrhea, Interdigestive myoelectric, Intestinal, Intestinal myoelectric activity, Intestinal myoelectrical activity, Intestine, Laxative, Mapc, Mapc activity, Mathias, Motility, Motility pattern, Motility patterns, Motor disorders, Motor equivalent, Myoelectric, Myoelectric activity, Myoelectrical, Myoelectrical activity, Normal range, Normal subject, Novel technique, Outer diameter, Pathogenesis, Peristaltic contractions, Physiol, Propagation velocity, Rabbit ileum, Ricinoleic acid, Secretory, Secretory diarrhea, Slow wave, Slow wave activity, Slow waves, Small bowel, Small intestine, Spike, Spike bursts, Surreptitious laxative abuse, Unknown origin, Vibrio cholerae, Watery diarrhea.
Abstract
Summary: A 70-year-old woman with secretory diarrhea was studied with a novel technique of recording small intestinal myoelectrical activity which allowed us to obtain long, uninterrupted records of slow waves and spikes at eight or more different intestinal levels simultaneously. Typical migrating action potential complexes (MAPCs) were observed, consisting of spike bursts that extended over more than one slow wave and migrated distally at the same propagation velocity as the slow waves. This motility pattern occurred frequently during the period the patient presented with secretory diarrhea and disappeared with the disappearance of the diarrhea. It was observed only once in a series of 10 normal control subjects. This is the first report on MAPC activity in man and on the association of this myoelectrical pattern with secretory diarrhea in man.
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DOI: 10.1007/BF01300207
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