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VOL. 3, NO. 4, DECEMBER 1991 INDEX 283 Index to Volume 3: Barrier kinetics. See Kinetics Effects of cold stress on gastric Subject Beta-adrenergic agonist. See Adre- myoelectric activity (Stern et al), nergic beta receptor agonists 225 Bile acids and salts Colon Activity fronts of migrating myoelec- Colonic and cardiovascular actions of Abdomen, surgery tric complex: initiation by lumi- the atypical B-adrenergic agonist Abdominal surgery- and trephination- nal bile acids in rat small intes- SR 58611A in rats (Croci et al), induced delay in gastric emptying tine (Nilsson et al), 84 273 is prevented by intracisternal Migrating motor complex and the Colonic motility and transit after injection of CRF antagonist in enterohepatic circulation of bile intermesenteric nerve transection the rat (Taché et al), 19 acids: a scintigraphic study using and mesenteric ganglionectomy in Abstracts Se-HCAT (Qvist et al), 1 dogs (Brugére et al), 107 Abstracts of the 13th International Rat colonic motor responses to inflam- Symposium on Gastrointestinal Capsaicin matory mediators in vitro: a poor Motility, 169-209 Capsaicin-sensitive vagal afferent model for the human colon (Percy Adenosine cyclic monophosphate fibers and gastric motility: evi- et al), 229 Change in intracellular cyclic nucleo- dence for an “axon reflex” mech- Regional comparison of rat colon tide content accompanies relaxa- anism (Laird et al), 138 mechanics (Butt et al), 92 tion of the isolated canine inter- Cardiac muscle. See Heart Stress and gastrointestinal motility in nal anal sphincter (Grous et al), Cardiovascular system humans: a review of the literature 46 Colonic and cardiovascular actions of (Holtmann and Enck), 245 Adrenergic alpha receptor block- the atypical B-adrenergic agonist Constipation aders SR 58611A in rats (Croci et al), Double-blind controlled trial on the Adrenergic control of interdigestive 273 effect of cisapride in the treat- and digestive motility via the Catheterization ment of constipation in paraple- pyloric region (Holle et al), 131 Intraluminal multiple electric impe- gic patients (Badiali et al), 263 Role of peptide YY in intestinal and dance procedure for measurement Corticotropin-releasing factor gallbladder motility in dogs (Thor of gastrointestinal motility (Silny), Abdominal surgery- and trephination- et al), 237 151 induced delay in gastric emptying Adrenergic beta receptor agonists Cell-to-cell conduction. See Neural is prevented by intracisternal Colonic and cardiovascular actions of conduction injection of CRF antagonist in the atypical B-adrenergic agonist Cerebrovascular disorders the rat (Taché et al), 19 SR 58611A in rats (Croci et al), Esophageal manometry in patients CRF. See Corticotropin-releasing 273 with unilateral hemispheric cere- factor Afferent fibers. See Neurons, afferent brovascular accidents or idio- Cyclic nucleotides. See Nucleotides, Alpha-adrenergic blockers. See Adre- pathic Parkinsonism (Weber et cyclic nergic alpha receptor block- al), 98 aders Cholecystokinin Deglutition Anal sphincter. See Anus Role of peptide YY in intestinal and Esophageal manometry in patients Antibiotics gallbladder motility in dogs (Thor with unilateral hemispheric cere- Response of the human gastrointesti- et al), 237 brovascular accidents or idio- nal tract to erythromycin (Zara et Cholesterol, dietary pathic Parkinsonism (Weber et al), 26 Gastrointestinal electrical activity in al), 98 Anus the prairie dog during fasting, Deglutition disorders Change in intracellular cyclic nucleo- feeding, and after high-choles- Esophageal motor patterns during tide content accompanies relaxa- terol diet (Calabuig and Moody), episodes of dysphagia for solids tion of the isolated canine inter- 117 (Howard et al), 123 nal anal sphincter (Grous et al), Cisapride Diabetes mellitus 46 Double-blind controlled trial on the Relationship between clinical factors Effect of electrical anterior sacral effect of cisapride in the treat- and gastrointestinal dysmotility in nerve root stimulation on pelvic ment of constipation in paraple- diabetes mellitus (Kim et al), 268 floor function in paraplegic sub- gic patients (Badiali et al), 263 Diet jects (Binnie et al), 39 5-Hydroxytryptamine-mediated re- Gastrointestinal electrical activity in Atropine sponses in myenteric neurons of the prairie dog during fasting, Regulation of gastric corpus tone by the guinea pig gastric corpus: feeding, and after high-choles- the vagus nerve in the ferret effect of ICS 205-930 and cisa- terol diet (Calabuig and Moody), (Grundy et al), 32 pride (Schemann), 255 117 Axons Cold Digestion Capsaicin-sensitive vagal afferent Effect of cold stress on esophageal Adrenergic control of interdigestive fibers and gastric motility: evi- peristalsis in healthy humans and digestive motility via the dence for an “axon reflex” mech- during the postprandial period pyloric region (Holle et al), 131 anism (Laird et al), 138 (Penagini et al), 163 Dysphagia. See Deglutition disorders 2%4 INDEX JOURNAL OF GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY Eating Esophagus gation in cardiac muscle and Esophageal motor patterns during Effect of cold stress on esophageal smooth muscle (Sperelakis), 64 episodes of dysphagia for solids peristalsis in healthy humans Heart rate (Howard et al), 123 during the postprandial period Colonic and cardiovascular actions of Electric impedance (Penagini et al), 163 the atypical B-adrenergic agonist Intraluminal multiple electric impe- Esophageal manometry in patients SR 58611A in rats (Croci et al), dance procedure for measurement with unilateral hemispheric cere- 273 of gastrointestinal motility (Silny), brovascular accidents or idio- Histamine 151 pathic Parkinsonism (Weber et Rat colonic motor responses to inflam- Electric stimulation al), 98 matory mediators in vitro: a poor Effect of electrical anterior sacral Esophageal motor patterns during model for the human colon (Percy nerve root stimulation on pelvic episodes of dysphagia for solids et al), 229 floor function in paraplegic sub- (Howard et al), 123 5-Hydroxytryptamine. See Serotonin jects (Binnie et al), 39 Stress and gastrointestinal motility in Regulation of gastric corpus tone by humans: a review of the literature the vagus nerve in the ferret (Holtmann and Enck), 245 ICS 205-930 (Grundy et al), 32 5-Hydroxytryptamine-mediated re- Electrical conductivity Fasting sponses in myenteric neurons of Barrier kinetic mapping unit: applica- Gastrointestinal electrical activity in the guinea pig gastric corpus: tion to ionic transport in gastric the prairie dog during fasting, effect of ICS 205-930 and cisa- smooth muscle (Skinner and feeding, and after high-choles- pride (Schemann), 255 Bardakjian), 213 terol diet (Calabuig and Moody), Idiopathic Parkinsonism. See Parkin- Cell-to-cell conduction across gap 117 son disease junctions can account for electri- Inflammatory bowel diseases cal syncytial properties of gastro- Gallbladder Rat colonic motor responses to inflam- intestinal muscle (Wood), 55 Role of peptide YY in intestinal and matory mediators in vitro: a poor (Editorial) gallbladder motility in dogs (Thor model for the human colon (Percy Effects of cold stress on gastric et al), 237 et al), 229 myoelectric activity (Stern et al), Ganglionectomy Interdigestion. See Digestion 225 Colonic motility and transit after Intermesenteric nerve. See Mesen- Electric field model: an alternative intermesenteric nerve transection teric nerve mechanism for cell-to-cell propa- and mesenteric ganglionectomy in Internal anal sphincter. See Anus gation in cardiac muscle and dogs (Brugére et al), 107 International Symposium on Gastro- smooth muscle (Sperelakis), 64 Gap junctions intestinal Motility Gastrointestinal electrical activity in Cell-to-cell conduction across gap Abstracts of the 13th International the prairie dog during fasting, junctions can account for electri- Symposium on Gastrointestinal feeding, and after high-choles- cal syncytial properties of gastro- Motility, 169-209 terol diet (Calabuig and Moody), intestinal muscle (Wood), 55 Intestinal obstruction 117 (Editorial) Pseudo-obstruction syndrome in multi- Propagation of electrical activity in Gastric corpus. See Stomach ple sclerosis (Summers et al), gastrointestinal smooth muscle: Gastric emptying 144 the case for propagation by local Abdominal surgery- and trephination- Intestine, large circuit current flow (Bortoff), 57 induced delay in gastric emptying Colonic motility and transit after Electrogastrography is prevented by intracisternal intermesenteric nerve transection Effects of cold stress on gastric injection of CRF antagonist in and mesenteric ganglionectomy in myoelectric activity (Stern et al), the rat (Taché et al), 19 dogs (Brugére et al), 107 225 Gastric smooth muscle. See Muscles, Stress and gastrointestinal motility in Electromyography smooth humans: a review of the literature Gastrointestinal electrical activity in Gastrointestinal tract, drug effects (Holtmann and Enck), 245 the prairie dog during fasting, Response of the human gastrointesti- Intestine, small feeding, and after high-choles- nal tract to erythromycin (Zara et Activity fronts of migrating myoelec- terol diet (Calabuig and Moody), al), 26 tric complex: initiation by lumi- 117 Guanosine cyclic monophosphate nal bile acids in rat small intes- Enterohepatic circulation Change in intracellular cyclic nucleo- tine (Nilsson et al), 84 Migrating motor complex and the tide content accompanies relaxa- Stress and gastrointestinal motility in enterohepatic circulation of bile tion of the isolated canine inter- humans: a review of the literature acids: a scintigraphic study using nal anal sphincter (Grous et al), (Holtmann and Enck), 245 ®Se-HCAT (Qvist et al), 1 46 Studies of small intestinal myoelectri- Erythromycin cal activity and intraluminal Response of the human gastrointesti- Heart pressure changes in the unre- nal tract to erythromycin (Zara et Electric field model: an alternative strained conscious rat (Arouni et al), 26 mechanism for cell-to-cell propa- al), 12 VOL. 3, NO. 4, DECEMBER 1991 INDEX 285 Intestines Mesenteric nerve effect of ICS 205-930 and cisa- Relationship between clinical factors Colonic motility and transit after pride (Schemann), 255 and gastrointestinal dysmotility in intermesenteric nerve transection Myoelectric complex, migrating diabetes mellitus (Kim et al), 268 and mesenteric ganglionectomy in Activity fronts of migrating myoelec- Role of peptide YY in intestinal and dogs (Brugére et al), 107 tric complex: initiation by lumi- gallbladder motility in dogs (Thor Mesentery nal bile acids in rat small intes- et al), 237 Colonic motility and transit after tine (Nilsson et al), 84 Intraluminal multiple electric impe- intermesenteric nerve transection Gastrointestinal electrical activity in dance and mesenteric ganglionectomy in the prairie dog during fasting, Intraluminal multiple electric impe- dogs (Brugére et al), 107 feeding, and after high-choles- dance procedure for measurement Migrating motor complex. See terol diet (Calabuig and Moody), of gastrointestinal motility (Silny), Myoelectric complex, migrat- 117 151 ing Migrating motor complex and the Intraluminal pressure Multiple sclerosis enterohepatic circulation of bile Studies of small intestinal myoelectri- Pseudo-obstruction syndrome in multi- acids: a scintigraphic study using cal activity and intraluminal ple sclerosis (Summers et al), Se-HCAT (Qvist et al), 1 pressure changes in the unre- 144 Response of the human gastrointesti- strained conscious rat (Arouni et Muscle contraction nal tract to erythromycin (Zara et al), 12 Regional comparison of rat colon al), 26 Ionic channels mechanics (Butt et al), 92 Role of peptide YY in intestinal and Barrier kinetic mapping unit: applica- Muscle relaxation gallbladder motility in dogs (Thor tion to ionic transport in gastric Change in intracellular cyclic nucleo- et al), 237 smooth muscle (Skinner and tide content accompanies relaxa- Studies of small intestinal myoelectri- Bardakjian), 213 tion of the isolated canine inter- cal activity and intraluminal nal anal sphincter (Grous et al), pressure changes in the unre- Jejunum 46 strained conscious rat (Arouni et Pseudo-obstruction syndrome in multi- Regional comparison of rat colon al), 12 ple sclerosis (Summers et al), mechanics (Butt et al), 92 144. Muscles, smooth Neural conduction Barrier kinetic mapping unit: applica- Cell-to-cell conduction across gap Kinetics tion to ionic transport in gastric junctions can account for electri- Barrier kinetic mapping unit: applica- smooth muscle (Skinner and cal syncytial properties of gastro- tion to ionic transport in gastric Bardakjian), 213 intestinal muscle (Wood), 55 smooth muscle (Skinner and Cell-to-cell conduction across gap (Editorial) Bardakjian), 213 junctions can account for electri- Electric field model: an alternative cal syncytial properties of gastro- mechanism for cell-to-cell propa- Large intestine. See Intestine, large intestinal muscle (Wood), 55 gation in cardiac muscle and Leukotrienes (Editorial) smooth muscle (Sperelakis), 64 Rat colonic motor responses to inflam- Change in intracellular cyclic nucleo- Neurons matory mediators in vitro: a poor tide content accompanies relaxa- 5-Hydroxytryptamine-mediated re- model for the human colon (Percy tion of the isolated canine inter- sponses in myenteric neurons of et al), 229 nal anal sphincter (Grous et al), the guinea pig gastric corpus: Local circuit current flow 46 effect of ICS 205-930 and cisa- Propagation of electrical activity in Effects of neurotensin on gastric pride (Schemann), 255 gastrointestinal smooth muscle: smooth muscle of dog and guinea Neurons, afferent the case for propagation by local pig (Mandrek and Milenov), 5 Capsaicin-sensitive vagal afferent circuit current flow (Bortoff), 57 Electric field model: an alternative fibers and gastric motility: evi- Luminal bile acids. See Bile acids mechanism for cell-to-cell propa- dence for an “axon reflex” mech- and salts gation in cardiac muscle and anism (Laird et al), 138 smooth muscle (Sperelakis), 64 Neurotensin Manometry Propagation of electrical activity in Effects of neurotensin on gastric Esophageal manometry in patients gastrointestinal smooth muscle: smooth muscle of dog and guinea with unilateral hemispheric cere- the case for propagation by local pig (Mandrek and Milenov), 5 brovascular accidents or idio- circuit current flow (Bortoff), 57 Nucleotides, cyclic pathic Parkinsonism (Weber et Rat colonic motor responses to inflam- Change in intracellular cyclic nucleo- al), 98 matory mediators in vitro: a poor tide content accompanies relaxa- Esophageal motor patterns during model for the human colon (Percy tion of the isolated canine inter- episodes of dysphagia for solids et al), 229 nal anal sphincter (Grous et al), (Howard et al), 123 Myenteric plexus 46 Relationship between clinical factors 5-Hydroxytryptamine-mediated re- and gastrointestinal dysmotility in sponses in myenteric neurons of Paraplegia diabetes mellitus (Kim et al), 268 the guinea pig gastric corpus: Double-blind controlled trial on the 286 _ INDEX JOURNAL OF GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY effect of cisapride in the treat- Radionuclide imaging Trephining ment of constipation in paraple- Migrating motor complex and the Abdominal surgery- and trephination- gic patients (Badiali et al), 263 enterohepatic circulation of bile induced delay in gastric emptying Effect of electrical anterior sacral acids: a scintigraphic study using is prevented by intracisternal nerve root stimulation on pelvic Se-HCAT (Qvist et al), 1 injection of CRF antagonist in floor function in paraplegic sub- Ritodrine the rat (Taché et al), 19 jects (Binnie et al), 39 Colonic and cardiovascular actions of Parkinson disease the atypical B-adrenergic agonist Vagotomy Esophageal manometry in patients SR 58611A in rats (Croci et al), Regulation of gastric corpus tone by with unilateral hemispheric cere- 273 the vagus nerve in the ferret brovascular accidents or idio- (Grundy et al), 32 pathic Parkinsonism (Weber et Vagus nerve al), 98 Sacral nerve Capsaicin-sensitive vagal afferent Pelvis Effect of electrical anterior sacral fibers and gastric motility: evi- Effect of electrical anterior sacral nerve root stimulation on pelvic dence for an “axon reflex” mech- nerve root stimulation on pelvic floor function in paraplegic sub- anism (Laird et al), 138 floor function in paraplegic sub- jects (Binnie et al), 39 Regulation of gastric corpus tone by jects (Binnie et al), 39 Scintigraphy. See Radionuclide imag- the vagus nerve in the ferret Peptides ing (Grundy et al), 32 Role of peptide YY in intestinal and 73Se-HCAT. See Radionuclide imag- gallbladder motility in dogs (Thor ing et al), 237 Serotonin Peristalsis 5-Hydroxytryptamine-mediated re- Index to Volume 3: Effect of cold stress on esophageal sponses in myenteric neurons of Author peristalsis in healthy humans the guinea pig gastric corpus: during the postprandial period effect of ICS 205-930 and cisa- Anuras S, 144 (Penagini et al), 163 pride (Schemann), 255 Anzini F, 263 Phentolamine Small intestine. See Intestine, small Arouni MA, 12 Adrenergic control of interdigestive Smooth muscle. See Muscles, smooth and digestive motility via the SR 58611A Badiali D, 263 pyloric region (Holle et al), 131 Colonic and cardiovascular actions of Ballard DJ, 268 Role of peptide YY-in intestinal and the atypical B-adrenergic agonist Bardakjian BL, 213 gallbladder motility in dogs (Thor SR 58611A in rats (Croci et al), Barnette MS, 46 et al), 237 273 Barquist E, 19 Postoperative complications Stomach Bartesaghi B, 163 Abdominal surgery- and trephination- 5-Hydroxytryptamine-mediated re- Bausano G, 263 induced delay in gastric emptying sponses in myenteric neurons of Beuret-Blanquart F, 98 is prevented by intracisternal the guinea pig gastric corpus: Bianchetti A, 273 injection of CRF antagonist in effect of ICS 205-930 and cisa- Bianchi PA, 163 the rat (Taché et al), 19 pride (Schemann), 255 Binnie NR, 39 Potassium Regulation of gastric corpus tone by Bortoff A, 57 Barrier kinetic mapping unit: applica- the vagus nerve in the ferret Brugére HB, 107 tion to ionic transport in gastric (Grundy et al), 32 Burakoff R, 229 smooth muscle (Skinner and Relationship between clinical factors Burton MB, 229 Bardakjian), 213 and gastrointestinal dysmotility in Butt WG, 92 Prostaglandins diabetes mellitus (Kim et al), 268 Effects of neurotensin on gastric Stress and gastrointestinal motility in Calabuig R, 117 smooth muscle of dog and guinea humans: a review of the literature Camilleri M, 268 pig (Mandrek and Milenov), 5 (Holtmann and Enck), 245 Cervero F, 138 Rat colonic motor responses to inflam- Stress Chang B, 138 matory mediators in vitro: a poor Effect of cold stress on esophageal Cohen S, 92 model for the human colon (Percy peristalsis in healthy humans Corazziari E, 263 et al), 229 during the postprandial period Creasey GH, 39 Pseudo-obstruction syndrome. See (Penagini et al), 163 Croci T, 273 Intestinal obstruction Effects of cold stress on gastric Psychological stress. See Stress myoelectric activity (Stern et al), Denis P, 98 Pylorus 225 Domschke W, 237 Adrenergic control of interdigestive Stress and gastrointestinal motility in and digestive motility via the humans: a review of the literature Edmond P, 39 pyloric region (Holle et al), 131 (Holtmann and Enck), 245 Enck P, 245 VOL. 3, NO. 4, DECEMBER 1991 INDEX 287 Fallick F, 229 Laird JMA, 138 Rikkers LF, 12 Ferré J-P, 107 Laskiewicz J, 237 River J, 19 Forth W, 131 Leiser J, 92 Roman C, 98 Lof J, 12 Ruckebusch Y, 107 Ryan JP, 92 Giudice A, 273 Maher L, 123 Grous M, 46 Manara L, 273 Schemann M, 255 Grundy D, 32 Mandrek K, 5 Silny J, 151 Maskell J, 26 Skinner FK, 213 Habib FI, 263 Mihout B, 98 Smith AN, 39 Hannequin D, 98 Milenov K, 5, 131 Sperelakis N, 64 Heading RC, 123 Moody FG, 117 Stephens RL, 19 Hedenborg G, 84 Stern RM, 225 Hellstrém PM, 84 Naseri MKG, 32 Summers RW, 144 Hoey R, 138 Nilsson I, 84 Svenberg T, 84 Holle GE, 131 Holtmann G, 245 Onnient Y, 98 Taché Y, 19 Hovendal CP, 1 Oster-Jgrgensen E, 1 Thompson H, 26 Howard PJ, 123 Thompson W, 46 Hu S, 225 Pedersen SA, 1 Thor P, 237 Hutson D, 32 Penagini R, 163 Torsoli A, 263 Percy WH, 229 Picone A, 163 Vasey MW, 225 Jacobs DL, 12 Pilot M-A, 26 Viscardi A, 263 Joslyn AF, 46 Pryde A, 123 Wallin B, 84 Karacic JJ, 144 Qin XY, 26 Wang M, 92 Kaufman ST, 92 Quigley EMM, 12 Weber J, 98 Kennedy FP, 268 Qvist N, 1 Wood JD, 55 Kim CH, 268 Koch KL, 225 Rasmussen JW, 1 Zara G-P, 26 Konturek SJ, 237 Rasmussen L, 1 Zinsmeister AR, 268