Talk:Rectoanal inhibitory reflex

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Same as RAIR and RAER ?[edit]

It was my understanding that RAIR in response to rectal distension triggered relaxation of internal sphincter, alowing a small amount of rectal contents to enter the anal canal, thereby sampling its nature (gas/solid/liquid). RAER then leads to contraction of external sphincter to prevent incontinence.