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Pyloric antrum - Dog - Osteology - Abdomen/Pelvis - vet-Anatomy
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Pyloric antrum

Antrum pyloricum

Definition

Antoine Micheau

The pyloric antrum is the proximal segment of the pyloric part of the stomach.

The pyloric antrum begins at the distal end of the gastric body and ends at the the pyloric canal.

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  • Pyloric antrum - Dog - Osteology - Abdomen/Pelvis - vet-Anatomy
  • Pyloric antrum - Dog - Thorax - Transversal - vet-Anatomy
  • Pyloric antrum - Dog - Thorax - Sagittal - vet-Anatomy
  • Pyloric antrum - Dog - Thorax - Dorsal - vet-Anatomy
  • Pyloric antrum - Dog - Abdomen - Pelvis - Transverse - vet-Anatomy
  • Pyloric antrum - Dog - Abdomen - Pelvis - Sagittal - vet-Anatomy
  • Pyloric antrum - Dog - Abdomen - Pelvis - Frontal - vet-Anatomy
  • Pyloric antrum - Dog - Gastroscopy and duodenoscopy - Stomach - vet-Anatomy
Pyloric antrum - Dog - Osteology - Abdomen/Pelvis - vet-Anatomy
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Anatomical hierarchy

Veterinary anatomy

  1. Splanchnology >
  2. Digestive system >
  3. Alimentar canal >
  4. Stomach >
  5. Pyloric part >
  6. Pyloric antrum

Underlying structures: There are no anatomical children for this anatomical part

Comparative anatomy in humans
  • Pyloric antrum
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