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visitor since 1998/06/29 about this publication contact copyright dedication search this publication contents introduction some uncertain concepts the pyloric antrum discussion references what is a sphincter? discussion references peristalsis discussion references the walls of the stomach and duodenum serous coat muscular coat or muscularis externa morbid anatomical study development of musculature discussion sphincteric mechanism at pylorus terminology references the submucous coat stomach duodenum discussion references the mucous membrane or mucosa stomach muscularis mucosae lamina propria epithelial lining three mucosal zones anatomical extent and boundaries of the pyloric mucosal zone duodenum muscularis mucosae lamina propria epithelial lining additional features of the mucosa discussion references electrical potential difference at the gastroduodenal mucosal junction discussion references arteries, veins, lymphatics arterial supply venous drainage lymphatic drainage discussion references nerves parasympathetic nerve supply anterior vagus posterior vagus parasympathetic ganglia discussion sympathetic nerve supply sympathetic ganglia discussion peptidergic system references regulatory peptides gastrin somatostasin vasoactive intestinal peptide substance p enkephalin galanin neurotensin discussion references ultrasonography of normal anatomy conventional surface ultrasonography of the normal infantile pylorus discussion references endoscopic ultrasonography of the layer structure of the gastric walls discussion references anatomy of the pyloric ring radiographic anatomy present investigations microscopic anatomy present investigations sonographic anatomy present investigations discussion references the pylorus at rest: open or closed? present investigations patients and methods results discussion references radiographic examination of normal motility validation studies intraluminal pressure profiles patients, materials and methods results in stomach conclusion results in duodenum conclusion living anatomical studies patients, materials and methods results conclusion motor divisions of stomach fornix corpus and sinus distal 3-4 cm do gastric peristaltic waves progress as far as the pyloric aperture? discussion contraction patterns of distal 3-4 cm of stomach radiological studies patients and methods results mucosal movements references the pylorus at gastroscopy discussion references manometry at the gastroduodenal junction discussion references myoelectric activity at the gastroduodenal junction discussion references ultrasonography of pyloric motility and gastric emptying discussion references radionuclides in the investigation of gastric emptying emptying of solids and liquids discussion references gastric tone and the pyloric sphincteric cylinder determination of tone discussion hypotonicity hypertonicity references pylorospasm radiological features problems of definition patients and methods discussion pathogenesis ultrosonic features operative and experimental features discussion references congenital anomalies pyloric atresia discussion references duplications discussion references congenital double pylorus discussion references pyloric membrane, web or diaphragm discussion references ectopic pancreatic tissue discussion references partial or intramural gastric diverticulum discussion references infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis anatomical localization and radiographic features anatomical localization and ultrasonic features pathogenesis and etiology discussion pathogenesis etiology conclusion references adult hypertrophic pyloric stenosis discussion types of ahps associated lesions relationship to infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis anatomical localization and operative features radiographic features the pathogenesis and etiology references focal hypertrophy and focal spasm of the pyloric musculature in adults discussion references nausea, retching and vomiting nausea retching vomiting discussion references duodenogastric reflux previous tests a double-contrast radiographic test for duodenogastric reflux advantages disadvantages results in normal subjects results in patients subsequent tests discussion references gastritis and erosions in the pyloric sphincteric cylinder present investigations patients and methods discussion references gastric ulceration and th pyloric sphincteric cylinder gastric ulceration proximal to the pyloric sphincteric cylinder discussion gastric ulceration within the pyloric sphincteric cylinder discussion references duodenal ulceration and th pyloric sphincteric cylinder present investigations patients and methods discussion references pyloroduodenal fistula or acquired double pylorus discussion references gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (gerd) and the pyloric sphincteric cylinder hiatus hernia in infants hiatus hernia in adults radiographic studies patients and methods experimental studies materials and methods results discussion references pyloric carcinoma present investigations patients and methods results pyloric region results duodenum discussion role of radiography emptying of liquids and solids duodenal spread extent of duodenal spread as determined microscopically route of spread does a duodenal barrier exist? duodenal spread and brunner's glands epidermal growth factor in gastric carcinoma brunner's glands and epidermal growth factor conclusion: pyloric carcinoma, brunner's glands and epidermal growth factor references malignant lymphoma discussion references malignancy at the gastro-oesophageal junction discussion references sessile polyps in the sphincteric cylinder peutz-jeghers syndrome discussion references diabetes mellitus discussion references prolapse of gastric mucosa into the duodenum normal mobility of the mucosa pathoanatomical diagnosis surgical diagnosis gastroscopic diagnosis radiological diagnosis discussion types and grades of prolapse relationship to cyclical activity of sphincteric cylinder the radiological differential diagnosis associated gastroduodenal lesions possible true complications malignancy and prolapse of gastric mucosa references acid corrosive injuries and the pyloric sphincteric cylinder discussion references © copyright plig.net

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