Stomach Histology - From Schematic to Slide

Ever wondered what the difference between a surface mucous cell and a neck mucous cell is? Getting confused between your foveolas and gastric pits (don't worry - they're the same thing)? Sweating because you can't remember the difference between a parietal cell and a chief cell? Still confused by compound interest? Well - this video can help you with 75% of those problems.
From the mucosa, through the muscularis mucosa, submucosa, muscularis externae and the serosa - this video covers all of the histologic features of the stomach in an easy to understand and clear way.
Any questions? Just pop them in the comments!

[@tamilspeaker2507]

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[@DownTheScopeMicroscopy]

No bother! I'm glad to be able to help someone on their learning journey :).

[@ayubaprecious6637]

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[@DownTheScopeMicroscopy]

Best of luck with those exams! I'm sure you'll do well 👍

[@jamieurbi5974]

what is the difference between the histology of the fund and the pyloric region?

[@DownTheScopeMicroscopy]

The pyloric region has much shorter gastric glands with few chief cells and parietal cells. The gastric pits are much longer and there is an increased abundance of mucus producing cells.