PDF-Ultrasound of the gastrointestinal tract

1 EFSUMB European Course Book Editor Christoph F Dietrich Transabdominal ultrasound of the gastrointestinal tract Alois Hollerweger Klaus Dirks Kazimierz Szopinski Corresponding author. Jessica Leis. KNH 404 . Information obtained from the . Journal of Food Science, Issue 74. Suzuki, A.,. . Lee. , J.,. . Padilla. , S., &. . Martini. , S. (2010). . Main Objective. To find . alternative lipid sources to provide the same adequate functional properties for foods previously containing trans fatty . Ultrasound. What is Ultrasound. Defined as sound w/ frequency > 20,000 cycles per sec. Ultrasound travels thru materials. Thermal & non-thermal properties. Ultrasound. Terminology. Transducer (sound head) – converts electrical energy into sound energy. Segments of the GI tract. and . Sphincters. (. t. onically. contracted ). . GI Track Functions. Ingestion. . Digestion. Absorption. Defecation. There are two stages of . digestion. Mechanical digestion. Wendy Blount, DVM. Suzy. 6 yr old SF Chihuahua Mix. Volunteer Victim for ultrasound upgrade Demo. Suzy. 6 yr old SF Chihuahua Mix. Volunteer Victim for ultrasound upgrade Demo. Suzy. 6 yr old SF Chihuahua Mix. Chapter 13 & 14. Dr. Gary Mumaugh. University of Northwestern - St. Paul. Digestive System: Overview. Figure 23.1. Clinical Manifestations of Gastrointestinal Dysfunction. Anorexia. A lack of a desire to eat despite physiologic stimuli that would normally produce hunger. Gynecology Mini-Lectures for Students. Technique. Transvaginal. Ultrasound. Anatomy: Key Points. The uterus does . NOT. stand straight up in the coronal plane. It flops either forwards or backwards to lay on the bladder or on the rectum. VERVIEWchemical degradation From the oralcavity the food passes throughthe throatAVITYANDTHEnisms leading to this condition areVO 1 199777Gastrointestinal Tract DisordersOral cavityPharynxEsophagusSto inflammation and anorexia nervosa. Dina Moubayed MD. , Pierre-Philippe Piché-Renaud MD, Camille Provost, Christophe Faure MD, PhD, . Danielle . Taddeo. MD FRCPC, Olivier . Jamoulle. MD FRCPC, Jean-Yves Frappier MD FRCPC, Chantal . Phytotherapy. GIT. The treatment of different diseases of the digestive tract and alleviation of the related symptoms is a very wide area and has the longest tradition in . phytotherapy. . The majority of the applied plants originate from folk medicine, though some of them have been investigated studied in modern clinical studies too. Risk Assessment and Dental Management. Géza T. Terézhalmy, D.D.S., M.A.. Professor and Dean Emeritus. School of Dental Medicine. Case Western Reserve University. Cleveland, Ohio. gtt2@case.edu. The Patient With Gastrointestinal Disease. PHYSIOLOGY JAYA PUNATI, MD DIRECTOR, PEDIATRIC GASTROINTESTINAL, NEUROMUSCULAR AND MOTILITY DISORDERS PROGRAM DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY AND NUTRITION, CHILDREN ’ S HOSPITAL LOS AN nonulcer. dyspepsia, and stress-related gastritis . Antiemetic .   A drug that reduces nausea and vomiting . Gastroesophageal. reflux disease (GERD) .   Esophageal irritation or inflammation due to reflux of stomach acid; also known as heartburn . 1. Chapter 3. Nutrient Digestion and Absorption. 2. Food Nutrient Digestion and Absorption. The Digestive Process. Digestion = mechanical and chemical food breakdown of food for absorption into blood for use, storage, or chemical change. Title. PATIENT EDUCATION ARTICLE. American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. www.videogie.org. Disclaimer. Practitioners and researchers must always rely on their own experience and knowledge in evaluating and using any information, methods, compounds or experiments described herein.  Because of rapid advances in the medical sciences, in particular, independent verification of diagnoses and drug dosages should be made..