The physiology and pathophysiology of small bowel motility are reviewed with particular focus
on the motility patterns and periods that are detected by intraluminal manometry. Motility …

… necessary for defining a functional GI disorder. The caveat is … the anorectal disorders, in
which physiological findings are … the degree of functional impairment with its implications at work …

… effects of stress on physiological function became less available … between psychosocial and
physiological factors and functional GI … in functional GI disorders anatomic and physiologic …

… Because of this unparalleled flexibility and their involvement in most of the physiological
processes in an organism, it is not surprising that GPCRs have proven to be effective …

… in these disorders with regard to: (1) their effects on gut physiology; (2) … disorders, and
epidemiological and clinical information on the relations of psychosocial factors to gut physiology, …

… disorders (Di Cristo et al., 2011). As we described above for the modulation of GABAergic …
in physiology, the alterations of the GABAergic system in neurodevelopmental disorders …

… of human circadian disorders, which illustrate the striking conservation of clock-gene function
in model organisms and humans, and we also highlight the implications of human clock-…

… has significant implications for functional GI disease stratification, diagnosis, and treatment.
… rich information about both GI physiology and functional GI disorder pathophysiology. Much …

… movement disorders. Then I will review what is known about the anatomy and physiology
of the basal ganglia. Lastly, I will propose a scheme to explain how the movement disorders …

… current knowledge on the physiologic (motility/sensation), … the symptoms, and the implications
of the illness in terms of … aspects of functional gastrointestinal disorders and Design of …