digestive tables part 3

radiograph of the gallbladder

cancer of the bile duct

pertaining to the common bile

acting of the pancreas

accumulation of the fluid in the abdominal cavity

condition resulting from chronic esophagitis as caused by GERD.

acute abdominal pain caused by gallstones in the bile duct

a pigment released in the breakdown of hemoglobin from rbc

tooth decay

inability to absorb food containing gluten

degeneration of liver tissue

inflammation of diverticula

vomiting

abnormal passageway between two organs or from an organ to the body surface

passageway between rectum and anus

burning sensation between sternum and radiating upward

intestinal obstruction

slipping of one intestinal segment into another part below it

white patches on mucous membrane

unpleasant sensation in the upper that often precedes vomiting

blood present in small amounts that it can be detected only microscopically or chemically

tumor that grows on a stalk and bleeds easily

abnormal pressure increases in the hepatic portal system

twisting of the intestine resulting in obstruction

passage or communication between two vessels or organs

use of barium sulfate as a liquid contrast medium for fluoroscopic or radiographic study of the digestive tract

surgical removal of the gallbladder

staging colorectal cancer based on the degree of the bowel wall penetration and lymph node involvement

a technique for viewing the pancreatic and bile ducts and for performing certain techniques to relieve obstruction

an opening into the body