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All things IBD-- discusses what is Crohn's disease and Ulcerative Colitis; how do they compare and differ? Modifiying risk factors? Therapies High yield histology photos and descriptions CT findings Tables comparing and contrasting forms of IBD

Document outlining how the GI tract develops during embryology and which structures are derived from hindgut, midgut, foregut Discusses pathology that occurs from failures in these processes Outlines, tracheoesophageal malformations, TEF, pyloric stenosis, duodenal atresia, malrotation, meckels diverticulum, Hirschsprungs disease, and more Also discusses symptoms of each pathology, how to diagnose, and how to manage in the future (with histopathologic photos)

Summary of how and where each macronutrient gets broken down in the GI system Location of where it occurs enzymes by which make the reaction occur Transporters and brush border enzyme digestions! Mechanical, chemical, and biophysical processes involved in how we absorb nutrients

The Acute Abdomen- patient presents with severe acute abdominal pain. Now what? Differentiating the cause based on symptoms and location location location!! Epigastric vs. RLQ vs LLQ vs suprapubic vs. diffuse How to diagnose high yield diagnoses such as mesenteric ischemia, diverticulitis, appendicitis, pancreatitis, PID, etc. and how to treat!

All things esophagus-- structure of esophagus histologically Diseases presenting as heartburn vs. odynophagia vs. chest pain with differentials All things GERD-- symptoms, causes, how to treat Barretts esophagus-- what is it? how do we diagnose? treat? Scleroderma- as above^ Table differentiating pathological causes Mucosal diseases vs neuromuscular diseases Achalasia Chagas and how to treat GERD and PUD with table and med classes provided-- high yield

Document outlines all the types of cells in gastric mucosa and their secretions-- HCL, IF, Pepsinogens, etc. Details the control and regulation of acid secretion PUD and GERD Outline with main causes-- H Pylori, NSAIDs, stress, etc Management for GERD and PUD; types of PPIs, sucralfate, etc with detailed colored tables and images

This document is all you'll need to know in regards to how things move through the GI tract and how they are regulated-- specifically in different parts of the GI tract. Discusses layers of GI tract- mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, etc. as well as nerve plexuses Gut motility discussed-- peristalsis, segmentation, etc. Esophageal sphincter and pathology-- Achalasia, etc. Gastroparesis, Dumping Syndrome, Ileus all discussed and shown in imaging

Gastroenterology Histology and Pathology. Layers of GI Tract, regional characteristics, specialized cells, glands, etc. Includes labeled photos for histology and diagrams for where different specialized cell types are found Comparative tables included High yield pathoma-like material all condensed in one document

All about GI Hormones-- Gastrin, Secretin CCK, Somatostatin, Ghrelin, etc. What they do; where they come from; feedback loops, etc. All you need to know