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Past PhD theses

Discover the PhD theses from the study and research within the Gastrointestinal System group.

Targeted ablation therapy for treatment of gastrointestinal dysrhythmias

Novel Methods for Recording and Analysing High-Density EMG Signals of the Hand & Forearm

High-Resolution Mapping Techniques for Slow Wave Recovery Analysis

Investigation Into The Relationship Between Intestinal Slow Waves, Spike Bursts, and Motility

New Foundations for Pacing the Stomach

Human gastric slow wave activity redefined through high-resolution mapping

High performance computational simulations of gastrointestinal electrical activity

Techniques for Quantifying Structure-Function Relationships of Interstitial Cell of Cajal Networks

Keeping Pace with Interstitial Cells of Cajal: Modelling Gastrointestinal Electrophysiology

Techniques for quantification and interpretation of gastric slow wave activity

Small intestine slow wave activity defined through in vivo high-resolution electrical mapping

An Improved Foundation for the Investigation and Treatment of Gastric Dysrhythmia

Mathematical Modelling of Gastric Electrophysiology

Mathematical modelling of gastrointestinal tract celluar pacemaker activity

A realistic finite element model of the human gastro-oesophageal junction