Upper GI study  
 

This test involves the oral ingestion of barium, a radio-opaque substance, in order to image the upper digestive tract. It is important to remember that the study highlights intraluminal anatomy (the intestinal wall is not directly visualized, only the interface between barium in the lumen and the intestinal wall).

 
 

Identify the following:

1. fundus of the stomach

2. body of the stomach

3. angular notch (incisura)

4. antrum of the stomach

5. pyloric sphincter

6. pyloric canal

7. duodenum

 
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