pyloric caeca do not arise from the pylorus, but from the proximal region of the intestine, hence they are really intestinal caeca; besides, neither the presence nor the absence of the intestinal caeca has any definite relation with either the nature of the diet or the length of the ...
Pylorus Upper esophagus Board review style answer #2 E.Upper esophagus. The upper esophagus is the only listed option that has nonkeratinized stratified squamous epithelium (shown in the image) in addition to all of the other listed features. Answer A is incorrect because the anus does not hav...
-cardiac department section 62 fundus of stomach sec. 63 stomach sec. 64 kidney through the cortex zone t.s 65 kidney,l.s. 66 jejunum sec. 67 pylorus - duodenal portion sections 68 duodenum sec. 69 oesophagus t.s. 70 ileum sec. 71 colon sec. 72 large intestinal t.s. 73 parotid ...
AIM: Gastric antral vascular ectasia (GAVE) is disorder not so common by occurrence with set of microscopic and/or endoscopic appearances of gastric mucosa. Although etiology and associations are not fully understood, pathogenesis of GAVE could represent prolapse of mobile mucosa through pylorus. Most...