EXPERIMENTAL NAUSEA AND VOMTING——THE NEW WAY TO STUDY THE BRAIN AND GUT RELATIONSHIP

Abstract

Abstract: The Theory of brain-gut relationship could be used to explain psychosomatic diseases and mental illness. The paper summarized the classical conditioning and anticipatory nausea and vomiting, the study methods of experimental nausea and vomiting. Experimental nausea and vomiting and the brain imagination are the good ways to study neural mechanism of brain and gut relationship.

Key words: Brain-gut relationship, classical conditioning, Anticipatory nausea and vomiting, Experimental nausea and vomiting, Brain imagination

摘要： 大脑皮层与内脏关系的脑机制是揭示心身疾病和心理疾病的重要依据。本文综述了经典条件学习与期待性恶心与呕吐的关系以及实验性恶心与呕吐的研究方法。作者认为,实验性恶心与呕吐结合脑成像技术是研究大脑皮层与内脏关系神经机制的重要途径。

关键词: 皮层-内脏关系, 经典条件反射, 期待性恶心与呕吐, 实验性恶心与呕吐, 脑影像

CLC Number:

B845.1

Pan Fang,Liang Baoyong. EXPERIMENTAL NAUSEA AND VOMTING——THE NEW WAY TO STUDY THE BRAIN AND GUT RELATIONSHIP[J]. Studies of Psychology and Behavior, 2004, 2(1): 373-377.

潘芳,梁宝勇. 实验性恶心与呕吐——大脑皮层与内脏相关研究的新途径[J]. 心理与行为研究, 2004, 2(1): 373-377.

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