- The
pylorus (/paɪˈlɔːrəs/ or /pɪˈloʊrəs/)
pyloric region or
pyloric part
connects the
stomach to the duodenum. The
pylorus is
considered as
having two...
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technique is that the
pylorus, and thus
normal gastric emptying,
should in
theory be preserved.
There is
conflicting data as to
whether pylorus-preserving...
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opening from the
stomach to the
first part of the
small intestine (the
pylorus).
Symptoms include projectile vomiting without the
presence of bile. This...
- is the main,
central region of the stomach. The
pylorus opens to the body of the stomach. The
pylorus (from Gr**** 'gatekeeper')
connects the
stomach to...
-
point between the
right and left
portions of the stomach, the body and the
pylorus. An
imaginary line
drawn perpendicular to the
lesser curvature of the stomach...
- the
pylorus through the
abdominal wall. This can
either be done
laparoscopically or with an "open" procedure. In
either case, the once the
pylorus is accessed...
- the
opening at the
lower part of the stomach, also
known as the
pylorus. When the
pylorus thickens, it
becomes difficult for food to p**** through. The surgery...
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Pylorus or
Pyloros was a town of
ancient Crete,
south of Gortyna. Its site is
located near
modern Plora. Pliny.
Naturalis Historia. Vol. 4.12.20. Richard...
- I, more
formally Billroth's
operation I, is an
operation in
which the
pylorus is
removed and the
distal stomach is
anastomosed directly to the duodenum...
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bladder are
usually removed, the
small intestine is
brought up to the
Pylorus (the
valve at the
bottom of the stomach) and the
liver and
pancreatic digestive...
