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In 2013 we described two new pharmacological targets (TRPV1/TRPA1) with the- 
Highlights
rapeutic effects on the oropharyngeal motor response. We designed and carried 
out two large clinical trials with positive results and application to clinical prac- 

tice of sensory transcutaneous and intrapharyngeal electrostimulation methods 

to treat post-stroke dysphagia. We characterized the pharyngeal cortical sensory 
evoked potential and showed that patients with dysphagia present impairments 

in both the motor and sensory pathways, and we established the relation bet- 
ween oral microbiota, oropharyngeal aspirations and aspiration pneumonia in ol- 

der patients and assessed the serious risk factor that dysphagia and malnutrition 

represent for these patients. In this area we hold an international patent PCT/ 
EP2005/04252 and have participated in a European project (OPVK), and an in- 

ternational guideline (Terminology and Definitions for Texture-modified foods and 

thickened liquids used in dysphagia) and in the creation of a European scientific 
association (European Society for Swallowing Disorders). We have contributed to 

the description of the impairments to the permeability of the esophageal sphincter 
in gastroesophageal reflux disease, the mechanisms of control of peristalsis and 

disorders in gastric and gallbladder motility and release of postprandial gastroin- 

testinal peptides in anorexia of frail aging patients. We have started studies on the 
clinical relevance of nutritional, anabolic and inflammatory disorders and the role 

of ghrelin in sarcopenia and frailty. We have characterized the role of mast cells 

in postoperative ileus following colorectal surgery in humans. The main results of 
the basic research were the description of the effect of PAR-2 receptors on the 

epithelial barrier and the role of intestinalmicrobiota in the expression of sensory 
innervation, new neurotransmitters (H2S) in animal models and the consolidation 

of the study of motility in vitro with human gastro-intestinal samples through 
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