Torus pyloricus
Torus pyloricus
Definition
The torus pyloricus is a slightly thicker piece of tissue facing the lumen of the pyloric region, only found in ruminants and pigs. It considerably narrows down the size of the pyloric orifice.
References
The torus pyloricus is a slightly thicker piece of tissue facing the lumen of the pyloric region, only found in ruminants and pigs. It considerably narrows down the size of the pyloric orifice.
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