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electromechanical coupling and mechanical feedback to the cells. The progress in
gastrointestinal electromechanical modeling is therefore only at the beginning, and
more much work will be required before the work can be translated to a better
understanding and treatment of gastrointestinal motility disorders in a clinical
setting.
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