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Antiperistaltic

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An`ti`per`i`stal´tic
a.1.(Med.) Opposed to, or checking motion; acting upward; - applied to an inverted action of the intestinal tube.
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Kim and coworkers (2) noted that antiperistaltic constipation, and not diarrhea, is associated with focal and intense bowel uptake, and significant activity in fecal matter suggests an intraluminal and/or bacterial component to the activity.
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The following surgical procedures have so far been performed in small groups of patients, with limited success: interposition of antiperistaltic small-bowel segment or of colon, construction of valve mechanisms, lengthening procedures and electrical retrograde small-bowel stimulation.
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Engaging in intercourse at this time creates antiperistaltic movements, disturbing the rhythm of the fallopian tubes.
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