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Monogastric Stomach - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
Revision as of 10:27, 27 November 2014
, 10:27, 27 November 2014Reverted edits by SophieArogun (talk) to last revision by Ggaitskell
#'''Serosa/adventitia'''
#'''Serosa/adventitia'''
#'''Tunica muscularis'''
#'''Tunica muscularis'''
#'''Submucosa'''
#'''Mucosa'''
#'''Mucosa'''
There are 3 layers of '''muscularis''': the outer longitudinal, middle circular and inner oblique. The '''pyloric sphincter''' is a thickened tunica muscularis from the middle circular smooth muscle layer. In the '''fundic region''', the tunica muscularis is thinner, the glands are straight and the gastric pits are shallow. There is also an abundance of parietal and chief cells in the gland. In the '''pyloric region''', the tunica muscularis is thicker, the glands are coiled and the gastric pits are deep. The '''cardia''' is a narrow muscle strip. Lymphatic vessels are present in the submucosa.
There are 3 layers of '''muscularis''': the outer longitudinal, middle circular and inner oblique. The '''pyloric sphincter''' is a thickened tunica muscularis from the middle circular smooth muscle layer. In the '''fundic region''', the tunica muscularis is thinner, the glands are straight and the gastric pits are shallow. There is also an abundance of parietal and chief cells in the gland. In the '''pyloric region''', the tunica muscularis is thicker, the glands are coiled and the gastric pits are deep. The '''cardia''' is a narrow muscle strip. Lymphatic vessels are present in the submucosa.