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PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY: June 13, 1925

In order to observe the effects of section of the vagi upon the motor function of the stomach, the nerves were resected as they lie upon the -pars abdominalis of the cesophagus. If one nerve only was to be divided this was performed in the neck. The animals used were the rabbit, cat and dog, and the results were studied by X-ray examination. Care was taken to establish the normal variation in each individual animal by repeated X-ray examinations before operation, and precautions were taken, as far as possible, to exclude psychic effects. Postmortems were carried out on those animals which were killed or died, the stomach examined and the nerve sections verified. Observations after operation have been carried out during periods extending up to six months.