A new approach to the physiology of so-called cardiospasm: experimental production of cardiospasm in cats after destruction of Auerbach's plexus.
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Esophageal aperistalsis and achalasia produced in dogs by prolonged cholinesterase inhibition.
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An evaluation of esophagitis in dogs following the Heller and Gröndahl operations with and without vagotomy.
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[Slow-absorption novocaine (protocaine) infiltration of the epicardio-cardial esophagus; experimental contribution to the study of the pathogenesis of essential megaesophagus].
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On the pathogenesis of the so-called cardio spasm.
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[Research on the physiopathology of cardiospasm. I. Creation of experimental cardiospasm in cat by lesion of Auerbach's plexus].
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[Experimental cardiac spasm].
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[Experimental cardiospasm with alterations of the intramural nerve plexus of the epicardio-cardial esophagus].
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On the pathogenesis of cardiospasm: an experimental study.
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The experimental production of cardiospasm in dogs.
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[Achalasia of the cardia experimentally produced in the cat by chemical destruction of Auerbach's plexus].
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