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Pathologic Persitaltic Wave in the Gastric Antrum (due to Infiltration of a Diffuse Gastric Cancer)
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
It is important to follow the
peristaltic wave
as it travels through the antrum. If some part of the antral wall seems stiff and does not allow the wave to go through there is an indication of infiltation of some kind, most usual a diffuse cancer.
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Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
Pathologic Persitaltic Wave
