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  • 1. Intraesophageal acid perfusion sensitizes the esophagus to mechanical distension: a Barostat study.
    Hu WH, Martin CJ, Talley NJ.
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  • 2. Acid infusion does not affect intraesophageal balloon distention-induced sensory and pain thresholds.
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  • 3. Effects of octreotide on esophageal visceral perception and cerebral evoked potentials induced by balloon distension.
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  • 4. Mucosal acid exposure sensitizes a subset of normal subjects to intra-oesophageal balloon distension.
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  • 5. Electrically evoked cerebral potentials during esophageal distension at perception and pain threshold.
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  • 7. Intraesophageal balloon distention in the evaluation of sensory thresholds: studies on reproducibility and comparison of balloon composition.
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  • 8. Diminished mechanosensitivity and chemosensitivity in patients with achalasia.
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  • 11. Impedance planimetry: an integrated approach for assessing sensory, active, and passive biomechanical properties of the human esophagus.
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  • 12. Effect of lower esophageal sphincter distension and acidification on esophageal pressure and electromyographic activity: the identification of the "sphinctero-esophageal excitatory reflex".
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  • 13. Impairment of salivary epidermal growth factor secretory response to esophageal mechanical and chemical stimulation in patients with reflux esophagitis.
    Rourk RM, Namiot Z, Sarosiek J, Yu Z, McCallum RW.
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  • 18. Reduced chemoreceptor sensitivity in patients with Barrett's esophagus may be related to age and not to the presence of Barrett's epithelium.
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  • 20. Interrelationship between esophageal challenge with mechanical and chemical stimuli and salivary protective mechanisms.
    Namiot Z, Rourk RM, Piascik R, Hetzel DP, Sarosiek J, McCallum RW.
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