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| inside the intestinal wall |
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| condition of diverticulum which is a blind outpouching of the mucosal wall |
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| inflammation of the large bowel |
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| the small bowel telescopes into the large bowel |
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| twisting of bowel around its mesenteric attachment, happens in over 50 and children, beak sign |
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| also called cardiospasm, stricture or narrowing of esophagus |
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| distal esophagus (hiatal hernia) |
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| inflammation of the intestine (usually small), caused by bacteria |
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| infection of the lumen of the small intestine |
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| obstruction of the small intestine: paralytic and mechanical: circular staircase or herringbone pattern |
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| common birth defect, sac like outpouching of the intestinal wall, seen in the ileum |
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| mass of undigested material |
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| portion of the stomach herniates through diaphragmatic opening |
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| dilation of veins (from acute liver disease) wormlike, cobblestone appearance of esophagus |
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