- a
vital organ in the
digestive system. The
stomach is
involved in the
gastric phase of digestion,
following the
cephalic phase in
which the
sight and...
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Gastric acid or
stomach acid is the
acidic component –
hydrochloric acid of
gastric juice,
produced by
parietal cells in the
gastric glands of the stomach...
- cancer, also
known as
gastric cancer, is a
cancer that
develops from the
lining of the stomach. Most
cases of
stomach cancers are
gastric carcinomas, which...
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Gastric byp****
surgery refers to a
technique in
which the
stomach is
divided into a
small upper pouch and a much
larger lower "remnant" pouch,
where the...
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Gastric distention is the
enlargement of the stomach, and can be due to a
number of causes.[citation needed]
Physiologic (normal)
gastric distension occurs...
- or
sometimes the
lower esophagus. An
ulcer in the
stomach is
called a
gastric ulcer,
while one in the
first part of the
intestines is a
duodenal ulcer...
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secretions make up the
digestive gastric juice. The
gastric glands open into
gastric pits (foveolae) in the mucosa. The
gastric mucosa is
covered in surface...
- "stomach"; and -paresis, πάρεσις – "partial paralysis"), also
called dela****
gastric emptying, is a
medical disorder consisting of weak
muscular contractions...
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retrograde gastric tunnel,
esophageal dilation, and
acute dilation of the
gastric pouch due to
malpositioning of the
gastric band.
Gastric band malpositioning...
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colonization with more
virulent strains can
induce a
number of
gastric and
extragastric disorders.
Gastric disorders due to
infection begin with gastritis, inflammation...