Shing‐Hwa Liu
Abstract
Slow transit constipation's (STC) etiopathogenisis is not clearly. The incidence of STC is associated with a variety of factors. Enteric nervous system (ENS) is able to independently regulate bowel function and it changes in the slow transit constipation is of great significance.
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Slow transit constipation's (STC) etiopathogenisis is not clearly. The incidence of STC is associated with a variety of factors. Enteric nervous system (ENS) is able to independently regulate bowel function and it changes in the slow transit constipation is of great significance.
Key concepts: Constipation, Medicine, Enteric nervous system, Incidence (geometry), Bowel function, Internal medicine, Nervous system, Gastroenterology