Fecal vomiting
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Fecal vomiting is a kind of emesis in which fecal matter is expelled from the intestines into the stomach, by spasmodic contractions of the gastric muscles, and then subsequently forcefully expelled from the stomach up into the esophagus and out through the mouth and sometimes nasal passages. Alternative medical terms for fecal vomiting are copremesis and stercoraceous vomiting[1].
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- Fecal vomiting as addressed on PoopReport.com
- C C Alison, 1925, "Fecal Vomiting of Rare Origin", California and Western Medicine Vol. XXIII, No. 8
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