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Underlying Causes and Preventability of Hospital-Onset Sepsis Events.

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Psychogenesis of Emesis

Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 1964
1. Emesis, or vomiting, considered historically, can be seen in three roles. First it was induced for convivial reasons, to permit continued gormandizing, secondly, on cultural grounds, as part of purification rites and thirdly for curative purposes in the treatment of illness, including mental disorders.
R. A. Cleghorn   +2 more
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Neuroinhibition in the regulation of emesis

Space Life Sciences, 1972
Elucidation of an inhibitory system in the regulation of emesis is presented in this report. Emesis preceded by retching, can be induced in the dog by appropriate electrical stimulation of abdominal vagus nerves at the supradiaphragmatic level. Failure to produce retching or emesis by electrical stimulation of the cervical vagus trunk suggests either ...
J, Zabara, R B, Chaffee, M F, Tansy
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A neonate with bilious emesis

BMJ, 2019
A newborn girl (gestational age 35+1 weeks, birth weight 2130 g) was admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit with bilious vomiting on the first day after her birth. She had a perinatal history of polyhydramnios. On physical examination, her abdomen was flat, soft, and non-tender and no mass was palpable.
Zhen-Lang, Lin, Jiang-Hu, Zhu
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Emesis and anti-emesis.

Cancer surveys, 1996
From a consideration of the above evidence, it is possible to hypothesize that the 5-HT3 receptors, which are located both in the gut and in the AP/NTS, may play an important and perhaps pivotal part in the mechanism(s) of action of chemotherapy and radiotherapy to induce emesis in animals and humans and represent the anti-emetic sites of action of ...
R J, Naylor, J A, Rudd
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