Erosive Duodenitis

Jun 22, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Erosive Duodenitis

Erosive Duodenitis Erosive duodenitis may develop in patients subjected to severe stress or in those consuming large quantities of alcohol. The first part of the duodenum is most susceptible to…

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Blood Supply

Jun 22, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Blood Supply

Blood Supply The duodenum is supplied by the celiac and superior mesenteric arteries (Fig. 6.11). The celiac trunk branches into the gastroduodenal artery. The superior mesenteric artery supplies the jejunum,…

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Lymphatics and Lymphoid Follicles

Jun 22, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Lymphatics and Lymphoid Follicles

Lymphatics and Lymphoid Follicles Lymphatic drainage starts with the central lacteal, which drains into the submucosal lymphatic plexus (Figs. 6.14 and 6.17). CD 38, a type II transmembrane glycoprotein involved…

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Innervation

Jun 22, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Innervation

Innervation The innervation of the small bowel resembles that of the large intestine described in Chapter 13. The intrinsic innervation is discussed in Chapter 10. Related posts: Embryology and Development…

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Gross Features

Jun 22, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Gross Features

Gross Features The human small intestine, which extends from the gastric pylorus to the ileocecal valve, measures about 7 m in length. The C-shaped duodenum encloses the head of the…

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Small Intestinal Mucosal Barrier

Jun 22, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Small Intestinal Mucosal Barrier

Small Intestinal Mucosal Barrier The mucosal surfaces are regions where individuals and the environment meet. The gut mucosa is in continuous contact with food antigens, the enteric commensal bacteria that…

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Embryology and Development

Jun 22, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Embryology and Development

Embryology and Development Gastrulation occurs 2 weeks after fertilization, inducing a massive rearrangement of the embryo. It transforms a relatively uniform cell ball into a multilayered organism with recognizable body…

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Renal Transplant Pathology

Jun 21, 2016 by in UROLOGY Comments Off on Renal Transplant Pathology

Renal Transplant Pathology Volker Nickeleit Michael Mengel Robert B. Colvin INTRODUCTION Renal transplantation provides a cost-effective therapy worldwide that improves survival and quality of life for patients with end-stage renal…

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