Stomach Physiology and Pathology is a comprehensive and authoritative guide designed for medical students, healthcare professionals, and researchers who seek a deep understanding of the stomach's structure, function, and disorders. This book bridges the gap between basic physiology and clinical practice, offering a clear, detailed exploration of gastric mechanisms and their pathological alterations.
Covering topics from gastric mucosa, motility, secretions, and hormonal regulation to common and complex gastric disorders such as gastritis, ulcers, carcinoma, and genetic anomalies, the content is presented in a professional and accessible way. Each chapter blends fundamental science with clinical insights, making it valuable for both academic study and practical application.
Key features include:
In-depth explanation of gastric physiology and its role in digestion.
Detailed discussion of pathological conditions with clinical relevance.
Exploration of diagnostic techniques, laboratory investigations, and modern management strategies.
Professional language tailored for medical readers, researchers, and educators.
Whether you are preparing for exams, conducting research, or enhancing your clinical knowledge, Stomach Physiology and Pathology serves as a reliable and insightful resource.