… gut and brain, plays a key role in facilitating signaling along the microbiota-gut-… vagotomy.
Here we provide a review of the use of vagotomy as a tool to explore the role of the vagus …

… as a consequence of increased activation of the vagal afferent nerves, where vagotomy, the
severance of the vagus … Vagotomy, the severance of the vagus nerve connecting the gut with …

… To do so, we utilized unilateral vagus nerve transection (vagotomy) to disrupt normal … , vagal
afferents cross the midline and thus the glial responses we observed on the intact side of the …

… the most congruent evidence indicating that the vagus nerve mediates some actions of ghrelin
on the … The regeneration of vagal fibers after vagotomy, however, is neither complete nor …

… This study aimed to evaluate the effect of vagotomy, when … The vagus nerve and spleen
modulate the presence of … modified in obesity with consequences on energy metabolism. In fact, …

… Thus, augmenting vagal tone could minimize the consequences of fear … truncal vagotomies
for the treatment of severe gastric ulcers, results identify an association between vagotomy …

… In our country and abroad, at one time, operations on the vagus nerve were widespread,
which are … In search of the causes of the negative consequences of vagotomy, experimenters, …

… Characterizing the distribution of the vagal afferents innervating the small intestinal mucosa
… This verified the effects of VAGX were a consequence of vagal transection and were not due …

… vagal tone decreases in the recovery phase. Sub-diapragmatic vagotomy blunts the cardiac
vagal … parasympathetic activity as a consequence of sub-diaphragmatic vagotomy. Therefore…

… on the functional consequences of unilateral vagotomy. In other words, the consequences of
isolated left-sided or right-sided vagal … off during the true vagotomy, or the vagus was placed …