Shotgun Histology Gastro-Esophageal Junction

[@NicksLocker]

Thank you very much for these videos, three other classmates and i really appreciate it

[@RaKaN513]

To protect the acidic content from the esophagus.. Haha run acid esophagus is coming!

[@TheLastProzacNation]

If you see mesothelium it's a serosa,if you don't it's an adventitia.Go with this rule and you'll never be wrong.

[@Ihavexfactor]

Thank you for very awesome videos. Why haven't you made no video about Pylorus of the stomach? :-( i need it!!

[@Permuh]

+Camilla W Just like this Cardia-video is called Gastro-esophageal junction, the pylorus-video is called gastro-duodenal junction. You probably don't need that information anymore though!

[@goodman5836]

But I do....thanks

[@toxicoloass]

you save my life, thx a lot

[@denden1414]

Why shouldn't we see a serosa outside the abdominal esophagus? In our histology practicals, we learned that the thoracic part has an adventitia, and the abdominal part has a serosa. Or the rule for adventitia outside the esophagus mostly applies because these are not human sections?

[@yoman7777]

No intraperitoneal organs have serosa and reteroperitoneal have adventitia. No such rule of abdominal and thoracic cavity. Ur reply was 8 years ago, so are you a md doctor now

[@marley4us1985]

thank you so much sir

[@EarlAndGrey]

Does anyone else think that this a very large "biopsy" to be taken? Necropsy maybe?

[@satyarupdas]

submucosa is DICT not lct

[@brakaki]

we call it gastroeosophagial too

[@Oliver8111]

Foveolae Gastricae and inbeween => plicae villosae thankyyou