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Histamine and serotonin) have been divided into several subgroups, and specific agonist and antagonist have been developed that have, or in future may have, a clinical role. Rectal Motility Rectal motility resembles the colonic pattern, with some colonic mass contractions progressing to the rectum, often initiating defecation [17, 32, 33]. There are, however, some differences. The main difference is the powerful phasic contractions, termed rectal motor complex (RMC), which occurs approximately every 60–120 min [13, 17, 33].
The density of these collagenous fibers increases through fetal development, and smooth muscle cells are integrated into the coronal plate at the rectal wall. 3 Normal continence and defecation is achieved through a complex interaction between peroral intake, the upper gastrointestinal tract (digestion, secretion and propulsion), and colorectoanal function. Accordingly, continence and defecation can be severely disturbed secondary to abnormal eating patterns or disturbed digestion and propulsion in the small bowel.
There are, however, some differences. The main difference is the powerful phasic contractions, termed rectal motor complex (RMC), which occurs approximately every 60–120 min [13, 17, 33]. They have a frequency of 3–10 contractions per minute and last for several minutes [33]. They are very similar to phase three of the migrating motor complex within the small bowel. RMCs are often restricted to a single short segment of the rectum, but they may propagate either orally or anally, and they are often associated with contractions of the colon [33] and the anal canal [13].