Function of the esophageal-intestinal anastomosis and small intestine motility after gastrectomy

Changes in the motor function of the intestine are one of the important links in the chain of compensatory shifts in the body after gastrectomy. X-ray examination of these changes is interesting from several points of view. First, the nature of intestinal motility determines the degree of food processing, the completeness of mixing it with digestive juices, the degree of fermentation of the food mass and, consequently, the degree of absorption. Therefore, by the nature of the motor function of the intestines of the kosvetso, one can judge the absorption of nutrients. Secondly, when studying the motor function of the small intestine at different times after gastrectomy, it is possible to follow the stages of its compensatory restructuring. Third, when comparing X-ray data with clinical data, one can judge which type of intestinal motility corresponds to the best compensation for digestion. We set these tasks for ourselves in our work.