STOMACH ANATOMY AND REGIONS Flashcards
Simple, single-chambered stomach found in pigs, horses, and dogs.
Non-Ruminant Stomach
Non-glandular, lined by stratified squamous epithelium.
Esophageal Region
Secretes mucus; prominent in pigs.
Cardiac Gland Region
Contains gastric glands; major site of acid and enzyme secretion.
Fundic Gland Region
Mucus-secreting area near the pylorus.
Pyloric Gland Region
Hormone-producing cells in the stomach mucosa that regulate digestion.
Enteroendocrine Cells
Visible ridge in the horse stomach separating glandular and non-glandular mucosa.
Margo Plicatus
Blind sac of the horse’s fundus; non-glandular.
Saccus Cecus
Outpouching of the pig stomach’s fundus.
Gastric Diverticulum
Fatty projection in the pig’s pyloric region.
Torus Pyloricus