Pyloric stenosis needs medical care right away. What Happens in Pyloric Stenosis? Food and other stomach contents pass through the pylorus, the lower part of the stomach, to enter the small intestine.
The correct diagnosis of GOO can be achieved by clinical presentation with appropriate imaging, leading to optimal and timely patient management. Pylorus in these cases is usually normal. Our case was ...
Pyloric stenosis (pronounced pie-LOR-ik sten-OH-sis) is a problem with a valve at the end of the stomach. Muscles thicken in the valve, which is called the pylorus. This can block or slow food passing ...