Prokinetic Drugs - The Enteric Nervous System

GI 101 by Daniel C Sadowski

Dec 13, 201508:16Science & Medicine

In this episode, Dr. Dan Sadowski reviews the enteric nervous system and how it governs gastrointestinal motility. The influence of serotonin, dopamine and endogenous opioid are discussed.

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