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Things gastric often describes ("gastric ________")
- membrane
- cells
- contents
- bleeding
- distention
- pain
- mucosa
- vessels
- veins
- decompression
- acid
- irritation
- secretions
- tube
- digestion
- bypass
- retention
- cavity
- ulcers
- function
- distress
- tumors
- activity
- lymphoma
- aspiration
- upset
- emptying
- atrophy
- acidity
- perforation
- adenocarcinoma
- motility
- remnant
- aspirate
- suction
- ulcer
- obstruction
- disease
- disorder
- arteries
- pouch
- cancers
- carcinoma
- polypeptide
- content
- vein
- lumen
- surgery
- hypersecretion
- juices
- washings
- erosions
- volume
- reflux
- dilatation
- disorders
- antrum
- wall
- lavage
- ulceration
- analysis
- contractions
- fever
- atony
- flow
- distension
- carcinomas
- resection
- catarrh
- secretion
- cancer
- vagotomy
- stasis
- glands
- disturbances
- juice
- fluid
- pits
- damage
- varices
- fistula
- lesions
- mucus
- epithelium
- barrier
- injury
- hemorrhage
- fundus
- symptoms
- peristalsis
- lipase
- disturbance
- region
- crises
- artery
- patients
- cardia
- polyps
How gastric often is described ("________ gastric")
- acidic
- gaseous
- uncomplicated
- gastrointestinal
- salivary
- anterior
- median
- esophageal
- benign
- unpleasant
- combined
- inferior
- stimulating
- irritating
- nasal
- experimental
- ectopic
- chronic
- adjective
- acute
- postoperative
- normal
- advanced
- warm
- proximal
- right
- bronchial
- active
- congenital
- duodenal
- artificial
- grave
- uniform
- ulcerated
- heterotopic
- superior
- excessive
- short
- ocular
- splenic
- intact
- diffuse
- distal
- peripheral
- avian
- oral
- untreated
- abnormal
- slightest
- intense
- unresectable
- laparoscopic
- peptic
- adjacent
- consequent
- preneoplastic
- accessory
- posterior
- recurrent
- simulated
- proper
- continuous
- hepatic
- complete
- treated
- severe
- left
- human
- extensive
- vagal
- perforated
- multiple
- isolated
