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Real-Time Recording and Processing of Spike Electrical Activity of the Small Intestine in Experiments on Rats
A V Zherebtsov1, N S Tropskaya2
1N. V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Medicine, Moscow Department of Health Care, Moscow, Russia. aleksey1235@mail.ru.
Abstract:
Real-time recording technique and mathematical processing of the spike electrical activity in the small intestine were developed for chronic experiments on rats. Open-source software was employed to digitize electromyograms and to process them in a real-time mode with a fourth-order nonlinear differential energy operator. This method improved identification of spike electrical activity in the small intestine in experiments.

