Lecture

Gastric Histology: Layers, Regions, and Cells

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Description

This lecture covers the histology of the stomach, including its three muscular layers, different regions such as fundus and antrum, and various cell types like parietal cells and G cells. It also explores the diverse regional features of the pyloric region and the functional aspects related to acid and gastrin production.

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