Past Master's theses

Discover the Master's theses from the study and research within the Gastrointestinal System group.

Reconstruction of the Gastro-oesophageal Junction Based on Ultra-mill Imaging for Biomechanical Analysis

Multi-Channel Body-Surface Electrode Arrays for Electrogastrography

High-resolution Electrophysiological Mapping of the Mid-gut in Rabbits

Novel microelectrode arrays for measuring bioelectrical activity in the gut

Automated Techniques for Classification and Quantification of Colonic Manometry

High-resolution slow wave mapping of the in-vivo rabbit small intestine

Determining the effects of electrode diameter & protrusion on gastric bioelectrical recordings

Design & Development of Rectal EMG Probe for the Assessment of Anal Sphincter Muscles

An Experimental and Theoretical Analysis of the Electrogastrogram

An image-based model of the interstitial cells of cajal in the gastrointestinal tract

Modelling the Electro-Mechanical Coupling in the Small Intestine

Anatomically realistic finite element models of the pelvic floor & anal canal: towards understanding the mechanisms of defaecation

Modelling of the slow wave in the small intestine and its associated magnetic field

Modelling the electrical activity of the human stomach and small intestine