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Novel techniques to study colonic motor function in children

Belkind-Gerson et al., 2013

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Belkind-Gerson J
Tran K
Di Lorenzo C
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Current gastroenterology reports

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Colonic motility is an essential component of normal colonic physiology and it controls essential bodily functions such as stool propulsion, storage, and expulsion. Disordered colonic motility may present with constipation or diarrhea as well as associated symptoms …
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