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. 1943 Nov;22(6):839–845. doi: 10.1172/JCI101457
EVIDENCE THAT BODY IRRITATIONS OR EMOTIONS RETARD GASTRIC EVACUATION, NOT BY PRODUCING PYLOROSPASM BUT BY DEPRESSING GASTRIC MOTILITY 1
J P Quigley
1, H J Bavor
1, M R Read
1, B L Brofman
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J P Quigley
1Department of Physiology, Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland
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H J Bavor
1Department of Physiology, Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland
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M R Read
1Department of Physiology, Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland
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B L Brofman
1Department of Physiology, Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland
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1Department of Physiology, Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland
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This investigation was aided by a grant from the Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry of the American Medical Association.
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