The pelvic ganglia provide the majority of the autonomic nerve supply to reproductive
organs, urinary bladder, and lower bowel. Of all autonomic ganglia, they are probably the …

The human colon absorbs water and electrolytes stores feces until elimination is socially
convenient, and salvages nutrients by bacterial metabolism of nutrients that were not …

The gastrointestinal tract contains its own independent population of sensory neurons within
the gut wall. These sensory neurons have been referred to as intrinsic primary afferent …

The tissues of the large intestine which receive an innervation by neurons of the major pelvic
ganglia were identified following in vivo and in vitro anterograde labelling with the lipophilic …

The enteric nervous system plays a central role in the control of gastrointestinal function. To
understand how its circuits operate, it is necessary to identify and characterise the different …

2.2. 4. Paratracheal and bronchial ganglia 2.2. 5. Pancreatic ganglia 2.2. 6. Pelvic ganglia 3.
Electrophysiologic~ l properties of parasympathetic neurones 3.1. Nerve activities in …

In recent years, considerable progress has been made in characterising the neural circuitry
of the pelvic plexus, particularly in the male rat. However, the small ganglia on the adventitial …

Храносмилателната система на бозайниците се характеризира с комплексен набор от
морфологични и функционални особености, необходими за нейната дейност. Това е …

According to the classification by Langley [i], the sympathetic, parasympathetic and enteric
nervous systems comprise three divisions of the autonomic nervous system. The distinction …

Efferent neurones in the extrinsic parasympathetic and sympathetic outflow from the central
nervous system to the large intestine provide the reflex pathways which form and coordinate …