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The enteric nervous system is an interdependent part of the autonomic nervous system. Despite of its many interactions with other parts of the ANS, it can be regarded as a nerval body of its own. Its functioning is still subject to research in neurogastroenterology. It has as much as 1 bilion neurons, 1/10th the number of neurons in the brain.

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Enteric nervous systemThe enteric nervous system is an interdependent part of the autonomic nervous system. Despite of its many interactions with other parts of the ANS, it can be regarded as a nerval body of its own. Its functioning is still subject to research in neurogastro

Enteric feedingIn enteric feeding a tube is passed up a patient's nose, through their pharynx, and down their esophagus. Liquid, easily-digested nutrients are dripped into the tube and digested by the patient. Most such solutions are a mixture of water, salts, sugars, v

Enteric duplication cystsEnteric duplication cysts are portions of the gastrointestinal tract that appear as spherical or tubular structures anywhere along the alimentary tract.

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