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particular the
millions of
precapillary sphincters.
Sphincters relax at death,
often releasing fluids and faeces. Each
sphincter is ****ociated with the
lumen (opening)...
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known respectively as the
upper esophageal sphincter and the
lower esophageal sphincter.
These sphincters act to
close the
esophagus when food is not...
- disease. They
usually occur to the
sides of the
sphincters, and
between the
internal and
external sphincters,
either on the surface, or deeper. They may get...
- The
urethral sphincters are two
muscles used to
control the exit of
urine in the
urinary bladder through the urethra. The two
muscles are
either the male...
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engineered to make
functional anal
sphincters in lab",
Science Daily.
August 10, 2011.
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Sphincters"
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- The
external anal
sphincter (or
sphincter ani externus) is an oval tube of
skeletal muscle fibers. Distally, it is
adherent to the skin
surrounding the...
-
Sphincter paralysis is
paralysis of one of the body's many
sphincters,
preventing it from
constricting normally. Case
studies have
shown patients may...
-
debate about the
existence of
precapillary sphincters and metarterioles. In 2020,
precapillary sphincters were
identified as a
mechanism for controlling...
- the duodenum. The **** is
surrounded by a
sphincter, a band of muscle,
called the
pyloric sphincter. The word
pylorus comes from Gr**** πυλωρός, via...
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Champaneria R,
Kapoor DS,
Latthe PM (October 2016). "Obstetric anal
sphincter injuries after episiotomy:
systematic review and meta-analysis". International...
