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catastalsis
cat·a·stal·sis (kat'ă-stal'sis), A contraction wave resembling ordinary peristalsis but not preceded by a zone of inhibition. [G. kata-stellō, to put in order, check] catastalsis (1) An obsolete term for inhibition, restriction or restraint. (2) A near-extinct term for a forward peristaltic wave in the gastrointestinal tract that is unaccompanied by a preceding inhibitory wave.cat·a·stal·sis (kat'ă-stal'sis) A contraction wave resembling ordinary peristalsis but not preceded by a zone of inhibition. [G. kata-stellō, to put in order, check] |