Research Article

Synchronized Dual Pulse Gastric Electrical Stimulation Induces Activation of Enteric Glial Cells in Rats with Diabetic Gastroparesis

Table 1

Blood glucose and body weight in controls and diabetes mellitus rats.

Group Body weight, gBlood glucose, mmol/L
Before injectionAfter injectionBefore injectionAfter injection

ECN5276.5 ± 25.16312.4 ± 32.356.92 ± 0.249.92 ± 2.11
EDM6243.0 ± 39.79222.7 ± 22.11b8.15 ± 2.6326.00 ± 4.46a,b
EDM + SGES12269.2 ± 26.66228.5 ± 25.48a,b10.14 ± 2.5926.65 ± 4.51a,b
TCN5254.4 ± 31.60437.0 ± 35.097.82 ± 1.477.68 ± 1.59
TDM6256.8 ± 20.88197.0 ± 20.06a,b8.78 ± 1.5126.87 ± 3.72a,b
TDM + SGES12280.6 ± 25.17208.6 ± 16.61a,b9.07 ± 3.1526.57 ± 4.22a,b

Data are presented as means ± SD. ECN: early control (7–14 days), EDM: early diabetes (7–14 days), TCN: terminal control (56–63 days), and TDM: terminal diabetes (56–63 days). SGES: synchronized gastric electrical stimulation of dual pulses. versus baseline, versus control.