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ampullary

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Adj.1.ampullary - of or related to an ampullaampullary - of or related to an ampulla          
anatomy, general anatomy - the branch of morphology that deals with the structure of animals


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These ampullary receptors are most sensitive to frequencies from 1 to 8 Hz (Montgomery, 1988), are capable of detecting weak electric fields generated by neuromuscular activity, and can guide sharks to prey in the absence of other sensory stimuli (Kajiura and Holland, 2002; Kajiura, 2003; Collin and Whitehead, 2004).
Some GIT causes of asymptomatic iron deficiency anaemia and prevalence as percentage of total Occult GI blood loss Common Aspirin/NSAID use 10-15% Colonic carcinoma 5-10% Gastric carcinoma 5% Benign gastric ulceration 5% Angiodysplasia 5% Uncommon Oesophagitis 2-4% Oesophageal carcinoma 1-2% Gastric antral vascular ectasia 1-2% Small-bowel tumours 1-2% Ampullary carcinoma <1% Ancylomasta duodenale <1% Malabsorbtion Common Coeliac disease 4-6% Gastrectomy <5% H.
 
 
 
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