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| Partial displacement of the stomach into the thorax. |
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| Achalasia of the esophagus is due to |
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| reduced number of ganglion cells in myenteric plexus |
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| Out pouching of the alimentary tract that contains all |
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| due to disordered cricopharyneal motor |
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| Mallory-Weiss Syndrome causes |
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| laceration of the esophagus due to serve retching |
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| Barrett esophagus is due to |
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| intestinal metaplasia of distal oesophageal mucosa |
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| Esophageal carcinoma has high incidence in |
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| Northern China and the Caspian region |
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| Achalasia of the pylorus commonly occurs in |
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| Nonerosive, nonspecific gastritis may be caused by |
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| are associated with normal or even decreased secretion of gastric acid |
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| Hyperacidity predisposes to |
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| Peptic ulcers are more common in |
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| persons with blood 0 group |
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Definition
| a protective function aganist stomach ulceration |
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| could a outcome of healed gastric ulcer |
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| Stomach carcinoma is common in |
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| persons with blood group A |
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| the most common site for carcinoma of stomach is |
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| Malignant ulcer formation |
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| is the most common form of stomach carcinoma |
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Definition
| Infiltrating diffuse stomach carcinoma |
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Definition
| Anoraxia with loss of weight and marked anemia |
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| Crohn's Disease is characterized by |
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Definition
| “Cobble stone” appearance of the mucous of the terminal part of ileum |
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Definition
| could be due to hypersensitivity to milk |
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| Tropical sprue is associated with |
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Definition
| deficiency of fat soluble vitamins as A, K, and D |
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| Coeliac disease is AKA for |
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| Strangulated hernia usually occurs in the |
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Definition
| inguinal and femoral openings |
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| Femoral hernias are more common among |
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Definition
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| Inguinal hernias are more common among |
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Definition
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| It is the twisting of a loop of Intestine |
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Definition
| the invagination of a loop of Intestine into another part |
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| Acute gangrenous appendicitis is associated with |
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Definition
| necrosis followed gangrene and perforation |
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| Focal necrosis of the liver occurs in |
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Definition
| typhoid fever and streptococcal infections. |
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| Peripheral-zonal necrosis |
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Definition
| occurs in toxemia of pregnancy or eclampsia |
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| is caused by necrosis and degeneration followed by regeneration of the liver cells and fibrosis |
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| Lennec’s cirrhosis could be caused by |
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| increased amount of bilirubin in the plasma |
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| the (haem) fraction of the hemoglobin |
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| Acute pancreatic necrosis |
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Definition
| is due the action of the pancreatic enzymes |
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| The juvenile type of diabetes mellitus |
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Definition
| has a recessive Mendelian pattern |
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Term
| Alpha cell adenoma of the pancreas leads to |
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Definition
| Zollinger-Ellison syndrome |
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| Beta cell adenoma of the pancreas leads to |
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Definition
| hyperinsulinism with hypoglycemic coma |
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