The electrical change on the papilla parotidea by tongue stimulation and by injection of collected saliva
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概要
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The amplitude of the electrical change from parotidea areas with tongue stimulation shows various amplitudes i.e. the amplitude of the electrical change from the papilla parotidea have been shown as 18 mV, but six other records (three from the mucous membrane around the papilla parotidea, and three from the cutis over the parotidea gland) show it to be under 0.8 mV. When the stimulated saliva was flowing through the system hear, the time till culmination of the electrical change, which was recorded from near the papilla parotidea was shorter than the time till culmination far from the papilla parotidea. The saliva which evoked the higher electrical change was collected, and about 4 minutes after the stimulation (when the electrical level of the papilla parotidea had returned to the before stimulation (resting) level), this collected saliva was injected into a Carlson type cup. The electrical change evoked by this injection and the amplitudes of the evoked electrical charge were 75〜90% of the amplitude of the electrical change by tartaric acid stimulation.
- 北海道医療大学の論文
- 2004-12-31
著者
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Ishii Hisayoshi
Department Of Oral Physiology School Of Dentistry
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INOMATA Koshiro
Department of Oral Physiology, School of Dentistry
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OOTA Isao
Department of Communication Disorders, School of Psychological Science
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KURAHASHI Masashi
Department of Medical Science, School of Nursing & Social Services Health Sciences University of Hok
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Oota Isao
Department Of Communication Disorders School Of Psychological Science
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Inomata Koshiro
Department Of Oral Physiology School Of Dentistry
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Inomata Koshiro
Department Of Oral Physiology Health Sciences University Of Hokkaido
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Kurahashi Masashi
Department Of Medical Science School Of Nursing & Social Services Health Sciences University Of
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