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Protein‐predominant meals inhibit the development of gastric tachyarrhythmia, nausea and the symptoms of motion sickness by Levine, M. E., Muth, E. R., Williamson, M. J., Stern, R. M.

“…Summary Background : Meal ingestion has been suggested to reduce susceptibility to the development of gastric tachyarrhythmia, the abnormal activity of the…”
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The stomach’s response to unappetizing food: cephalic–vagal effects on gastric myoelectric activity by Stern, R. M., Jokerst, M. D., Levine, M. E., Koch, K.L.

“…The aim of this investigation was to determine the effects of sham feeding food that was perceived as unappetizing on the cephalic–vagal reflex as measured by…”
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Gastric dysrhythmias and nausea of pregnancy by KOCH, K. L, STERN, R. M, VASEY, M, BOTTI, J. J, CREASY, G. W, DWYER, A

“…Gastric dysrhythmias have been recorded from patients with a variety of nausea syndromes. The aim of this study was to measure gastric myoelectric activity in…”
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Gastric emptying and gastric myoelectrical activity in patients with diabetic gastroparesis: effect of long-term domperidone treatment by Koch, K L, Stern, R M, Stewart, W R, Vasey, M W

“…We measured gastric emptying and gastric myoelectrical activity with solid-phase gastric-emptying tests and cutaneously recorded electrogastrograms (EGGs),…”
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An approach to cardiac arrhythmia analysis using hidden Markov models by Coast, D.A., Stern, R.M., Cano, G.G., Briller, S.A.

“…A new approach to ECG arrhythmia analysis is described. It is based on hidden Markov modeling (HMM), a technique successfully used since the mid 1970s to model…”
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Assessment of the multiple dimensions of nausea: The Nausea Profile (NP) by Muth, Eric R., Stern, Robert M., Thayer, Julian F., Koch, Kenneth L.

“…Nausea, unlike emesis, is a subjective experience that is difficult to describe to others, be they clinicians or researchers. Previous research has been…”
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Hypothalamic and gastric myoelectrical responses during vection-induced nausea in healthy Chinese subjects by Xu, L H, Koch, K L, Summy-Long, J, Stern, R M, Seaton, J F, Harrison, T S, Demers, L M, Bingaman, S

“…The physiology of nausea, a uniquely human symptom, is poorly understood. The purpose of this study was to measure the temporal sequences of neurohormonal…”
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Significance of autonomic nervous system activity in functional dyspepsia by MUTH, E. R, KOCH, K. L, STERN, R. M

“…The purpose of this study was to examine if patients with functional dyspepsia could be separated into meaningful groups based on their autonomic function…”
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Automatic clustering and generation of contextual questions for tied states in hidden Markov models by Singh, R., Raj, B., Stern, R.M.

“…Most current automatic speech recognition systems based on HMMs cluster or tie together subsets of the subword units with which speech is represented. This…”
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Electrical acustimulation relieves vection-induced motion sickness by Hu, S, Stern, R M, Koch, K L

“…The aim of this study was to examine the effects of electrical acustimulation on gastric myoelectric activity and severity of symptoms of motion sickness. In…”
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Electrogastrographic biofeedback: a technique for enhancing normal gastric activity by Stern, R. M., Vitellaro, K., Thomas, M., Higgins, S. C., Koch, K. L.

“…Biofeedback has been used effectively for approximately 40 years as a technique to help individuals learn to control muscle activity, brain waves, certain…”
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Acupressure relieves the symptoms of motion sickness and reduces abnormal gastric activity by Stern, R M, Jokerst, M D, Muth, E R, Hollis, C

“…Acupuncture at the P6 or Neiguan point to treat nausea and vomiting has been practiced in China for many years. More recently, acupressure at P6 has been used…”
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Effects of eating on vection-induced motion sickness, cardiac vagal tone, and gastric myoelectric activity by Uijtdehaage, S H, Stern, R M, Koch, K L

“…This study investigated the effect of food ingestion on motion sickness severity and its physiological mechanisms. Forty-six fasted subjects were assigned…”
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The effect of meals of varying nutritional composition on subjective and physiological markers of nausea in response to optokinetic motion by Williamson, M J, Levine, M E, Stern, R M

“…Protein ingestion has been shown to decrease subjective and physiological markers of nausea. To elucidate the importance of drink palatability and nutritional…”
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Visceral perceptions and gastric myoelectrical activity in healthy women and in patients with bulimia nervosa by KOCH, K. L., BINGAMAN, S., TAN, L., STERN, R. M.

“…Bulimia nervosa remains a common eating disorder in young women. Little is known about upper gastrointestinal symptoms or gastric motility in patients with…”
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Ischemic gastroparesis: resolution after revascularization by Liberski, S M, Koch, K L, Atnip, R G, Stern, R M

“…Patients with chronic nausea and vomiting frequently present challenging diagnostic and therapeutic problems. In such patients, gastroparesis of unknown cause,…”
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Neuroendocrine and gastric myoelectrical responses to illusory self-motion in humans by Koch, K L, Stern, R M, Vasey, M W, Seaton, J F, Demers, L M, Harrison, T S

“…We compared gastric myoelectrical activity and endogenous neuroendocrine responses in subjects with and without motion sickness elicited by illusory…”
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Lateralization of complex binaural stimuli: a weighted-image model by STERN, R. M, ZEIBERG, A. S, TRAHIOTIS, C

“…This article describes a new model that predicts the subjective lateral position of bandpass stimuli. It is assumed, as in other models, that stimuli are…”
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Lateralization of bands of noise: effects of bandwidth and differences of interaural time and phase by TRAHIOTIS, C, STERN, R. M

“…The effects of stimulus bandwidth on lateralization of narrow bands of noise were investigated with an acoustic pointing task. Stimuli were narrow bands of…”
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Initial control of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting in patient quality of life by Morrow, G R, Roscoe, J A, Hickok, J T, Stern, R M, Pierce, H I, King, D B, Banerjee, T K, Weiden, P

“…The side effects commonly experienced by patients receiving chemotherapy for the treatment of cancer can challenge many aspects of daily life. Nausea and…”
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