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Gastric Ulcer

Alternate Names : Peptic Disease, Stomach Ulcer, Ulcer - Stomach

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Gastrectomy - Series: Normal anatomy

The stomach connects the esophagus to the small intestine, and functions to break up food into small particles that can be absorbed by the small intestine

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