Sphincters: Normal Function-Changes in Diseases
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Sphincters: Normal Function-Changes in Diseases

by Edwin E. Daniel, Tadao Tomita, Seigi Tsuchida, Minoru Watanabe

Medical Physiology Gastroenterology
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This focused medical reference examines sphincters in health and disease, bringing together discussion of normal function and disease-related changes. With contributions from Edwin E. Daniel, Tadao Tomita, Seigi Tsuchida, and Minoru Watanabe, it offers specialized coverage for readers interested in physiology, pathology, and medical research.

About This Book

This specialized medical reference focuses on sphincters and their role in normal bodily function.

It also addresses changes in sphincter function associated with disease, providing a focused connection between physiology and pathology.

Written by Edwin E. Daniel, Tadao Tomita, Seigi Tsuchida, and Minoru Watanabe, the book is intended for readers seeking detailed subject coverage.

Its emphasis makes it relevant to medical study, research, and professional reference in areas concerned with bodily function and disease.

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