The Abdominal And Pelvic Brain With Automatic Visceral Ganglia
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(a) Excessive peristalsis may occur in the tractus urinarius from numerous causes. The segment of the urinary tract subject to peristalsis is the ureter and bladder. The ureter is an independent organ resembling the heart, uterus, stomach. It possesses automatic ureteral ganglia as it performs peristalsis and functionates regardless of attitude or force of gravity.
Excessive peristalsis is most liable to arise from excessive drinking of fluids, f from diabetes or polyuria where excessive volume...s of fluid passed through the urinary tract in limited time. The most marked example of pathologic physiology or excessive peristalsis in the urinary tract arises from the presence of an ureteral calculus. The ureter experiences brusk, vigorous, violent, wild and disordered movements accompanied by excruciating pain. A marked example of excessive ureteral peristalsis, based, however, on pathologic anatomy, is ureteritis which may be accompanied by excruciating pain.
From experimentation on dogs one observes that the peristalsis of the ureter is brisk, vigorous, resembling that of the heart, uterus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(a) Excessive peristalsis may occur in the tractus urinarius from numerous causes. The segment of the urinary tract subject to peristalsis is the ureter and bladder. The ureter is an independent organ resembling the heart, uterus, stomach. It possesses automatic ureteral ganglia as it performs peristalsis and functionates regardless of attitude or force of gravity.
Excessive peristalsis is most liable to arise from excessive drinking of fluids, f from diabetes or polyuria where excessive volume...s of fluid passed through the urinary tract in limited time. The most marked example of pathologic physiology or excessive peristalsis in the urinary tract arises from the presence of an ureteral calculus. The ureter experiences brusk, vigorous, violent, wild and disordered movements accompanied by excruciating pain. A marked example of excessive ureteral peristalsis, based, however, on pathologic anatomy, is ureteritis which may be accompanied by excruciating pain.
From experimentation on dogs one observes that the peristalsis of the ureter is brisk, vigorous, resembling that of the heart, uterus.
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