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Dinning P et al. – Regional linkage among sequential PSs in the healthy colon appears to be a real phenomenon and this linkage is lost in patients with constipation. Regional linkage may be important for normal colonic transit and loss of linkage might have pathophysiological relevance to and provide a useful biomarker of severe constipation.

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