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Abdom inal viscera
Stomach, radiography
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Stomach
Small intestine
Large intestine
Liver
1
= Oesophagus with contrast medium
At the transition (1a) into the fundus
of stomach, the grooves between
the folds appear as dark striations
2 = Fundus of stomach with air bubble
3 = Body of stomach
3a = Lesser curvature
3b = Greater curvature.
In the linings of the latter, notches
corresponding to the contour
of the mucous are visible
4 = Peristaltic constriction at
the angular notch
5 = Pyloric part prior to the progression of
a portion of the stomach’s content
6 = Ampulla of duodenum
7 = Descending part of the duodenum
with circular folds
8 = Jejunum
9 = Left “dome” of diaphragm
10
= Left colic flexure (filled with air)
Fig. 983
Stomach, Gaster, and
duodenum, Duodenum;
AP-radiograph after orat
administration of a contrast medium;
upright position;
ventral view.
Spina iliaca
anterior
superior
Gaster,
Cardia [Pars
cardiaca]
Sternum,
Proc
xiphoideus
Costa X
Fornix
gastricus
Gaster,
Pars pylorica
Corpus
gastricum
Fig. 984
Stomach, Gaster;
projection of a "normal” stomach onto the anterior abdominal
wall;
upright position.
Fig. 985
Stomach. Gaster;
projection of a "long" stomach onto the anterior abdominal
wall;
upright position.
