What's the difference between enterology and enteron?
Enterology
Definition:
(n.) The science which treats of the viscera of the body.
Example Sentences:
(1) Speakers addressed the general principles of lasers, laser-tissue interactions and the applications of lasers in gastro-enterology and in vascular disease.
(2) 1115 examinations with the Pancreolauryl-Test (PLT) were carried out and assessed on 918 non-selected patients with various gastro-enterologic diseases.
(3) EA patients require long-term gastro-enterologic follow-up.
(4) The problem of psychosomatic diseases in gastro-enterology, like duodenal ulcer and hemorragic ulcerative colitis, is discussed in more details.
(5) Hepto-biliary scintigraphy will not replace proven gastro-enterological and radiological methods of investigation, but may be added to these in order to obtain rapid and reliable information.
(6) To test the association between skin tags and colorectal polyps, 157 consecutive patients (60 men and 97 women, mean age 61.2 [17-92] years) who during their hospitalization had a coloscopy for gastro-enterological indications, underwent independently medical and dermatological examinations.
(7) Suture by endoscopy is thus possible in urology, gynaecology, general surgery and gastro-enterology.
(8) Low rate of complications and its high diagnostic value are reasons for ERCP's clinical importance even as a routine procedure at gastro-enterological centers.
(9) In the majority of cases (74%) organic functional disturbances were diagnosed, above all cardiovascular and gastro-enterological syndromes.
(10) The product was well-tolerated by the digestive system during prolonged administration for the treatment of hepatic and gastro-enterological diseases for which corticotherapy is usually administered.
(11) Gastro-enterologic complications observed in the present series include: diarrhea, malabsorption, ileus and gastrointestinal bleeding.
(12) This issue of the Journal of Clinical Gastro-enterology contains Das's most recent clinical study on the subject, indicating that this serum antibody was present in 11 of 29 CD patients (38%), in only 4 of 25 UC patients (16%), and in almost no disease controls or normal subjects.
(13) It is to be hoped that because of all the joint observations cited above there will be better intergration of research both from the aspect of gastro-enterology and endocrinology.
(14) 30 patients with different gastro-enterological diseases have been interrogated about the compatibility of a new formula diet which is available in vanilla, chocolate and coffee flavour.
(15) Persons interested in the subspecialisation gastro-enterology: theory, possibilities and limits, technical performance.
(16) D-xylose-, Schilling-test, and fecal fat analysis are still the most important functional tests in small bowel diseases despite rapid progress in enterology.
(17) A prospective study was carried out on a series of 1500 patients of a gastro-enterological and surgical unit in order to evaluate critically the accuracy of rectal digital examination as a single tool in the early diagnosis of colorectal tumours.
(18) Psychosomatic disease is the commonest disorder in clinical gastro-enterology.
(19) The indications, results and complications of 500 ERCPs performed in the Medical Gastro-enterology Unit, Johannesburg Hospital, over 30 months are reported.
(20) Singultus has a wide range of causes: neurological, psychological, toxic, pulmonary and gastro-enterological.
Enteron
Definition:
(n.) The whole alimentary, or enteric, canal.
Example Sentences:
(1) Positive enteron pressure attenuates the spontaneous, negative-going electrical spikes across the body wall, which are called contraction pulses (CP's) because of their relation to column contraction.
(2) These spaces are of two types: (1) large vacuoles which are located in the cells of both the epidermis and gastrodermis, being more numerous in the epidermis; and (2) lateral intercellular channels which run from the intercellular vacuoles, leading eventually to the enteron.
(3) We propose that enteron fluid formation occurs in two steps: (1) segregation of an isosmotic fluid in large intercellular vacuoles with (2) subsequent reabsorption of solute in the intercellular channels to form the hyposmotic fluid of the enteron.
(4) Hypersomatotropism causes not only the typical acromegalic symptoms but also very often a splanchnomegaly with participation of the enteron.
(5) If the hydrostatic pressure in the enteron of Hydra is made more than 2-4 mm of water greater than the outside pressure, the animal becomes distended, indicating that the normal enteron pressure is less than this.