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October 7, 2005AJP Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology

Synchrony between circular and longitudinal muscle contractions during peristalsis in normal subjects

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RMRavinder K. MittalUniversity of California, San DiegoBPBikram S PaddaVBVikas BhallaBanner - University Medical Center Phoenix

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