Table 5.

Comparison of EJP amplitudes during different gastric mill-like stimulations

Amplitude of first EJP (mV)
Amplitude of last EJP (mV)
Rhythm typeFirst trainTenth trainPFirst trainTenth trainPN
In vitro        
    dpon 0.32±0.13 4.83±2.28 <0.01 11.81±2.40 15.01±3.21 <0.01 
    ion 0.39±0.14 2.08±0.83 <0.01 7.60±2.18 10.42±2.58 <0.01 
In vivo        
    Weak 0.36±0.11 0.81±0.79 NS 3.09±1.92 4.53±2.25 <0.01 
    Intermediate 0.53±0.34 6.22±2.10 <0.01 9.32±2.77 12.37±4.36 <0.02 
    Strong 0.47±0.22 11.84±2.70 <0.01 10.76±5.05 13.27±3.94 <0.05 
Amplitude of first EJP (mV)
Amplitude of last EJP (mV)
Rhythm typeFirst trainTenth trainPFirst trainTenth trainPN
In vitro        
    dpon 0.32±0.13 4.83±2.28 <0.01 11.81±2.40 15.01±3.21 <0.01 
    ion 0.39±0.14 2.08±0.83 <0.01 7.60±2.18 10.42±2.58 <0.01 
In vivo        
    Weak 0.36±0.11 0.81±0.79 NS 3.09±1.92 4.53±2.25 <0.01 
    Intermediate 0.53±0.34 6.22±2.10 <0.01 9.32±2.77 12.37±4.36 <0.02 
    Strong 0.47±0.22 11.84±2.70 <0.01 10.76±5.05 13.27±3.94 <0.05 

The amplitudes of the first EJP of the first stimulus train are compared to the amplitudes of the first EJP of the tenth stimulus train. Similarly, the amplitudes of the last EJP of the first stimulus train are compared to the amplitudes of the last EJP of the tenth stimulus train.

Significance (P) refers to the difference between first and tenth stimulus trains.

NS, not significant.

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