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Site-specific differences in central processing of visceral stimuli from the rectum and the descending colon in men
Neurogastroenterology and Motility, 10/15/09

Kanazawa M et al. – The findings suggest that central projections of painful visceral stimulation from the rectum and descending colon differ in affective, cognitive and nociceptive processing in the brain, which may result in different perceptions of visceral stimulation from different sites.

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