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    The document summarizes the histology of the tongue, esophagus, and gastroesophageal junction. It describes the different papillae and taste buds on the tongue, as well as the layered structure of the esophagus including the stratified squamous epithelium, lamina propria, submucosa, and inner and outer muscularis. The gastroesophageal junction is also examined, noting the transition between the distal esophagus and gastric pits.

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    The document summarizes the histology of the tongue, esophagus, and gastroesophageal junction. It describes the different papillae and taste buds on the tongue, as well as the layered structure of the esophagus including the stratified squamous epithelium, lamina propria, submucosa, and inner and outer muscularis. The gastroesophageal junction is also examined, noting the transition between the distal esophagus and gastric pits.

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    Histology of GIT Part 1 Esophagus PDF

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    Jeffrey Ramos
    The document summarizes the histology of the tongue, esophagus, and gastroesophageal junction. It describes the different papillae and taste buds on the tongue, as well as the layered structure of the esophagus including the stratified squamous epithelium, lamina propria, submucosa, and inner and outer muscularis. The gastroesophageal junction is also examined, noting the transition between the distal esophagus and gastric pits.

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    HISTOLOGY OF

    THE GASTRO-
    INTESTINAL
    TRACT
    Part 1: Tongue and Esophagus

    Kriziaoumo P. Orpia, RMT, MED-1C


    Batch 2018
    FOLIATE PAPILLAE

    TASTE BUDS

    LAMINA PROPRIA
    Note from the Previous Practical
    Cell involved in Taste Sensation
    Gustatory Receptor Cells
    NOT involved:
    Basal Cells
    Sustentacular Cells (supporting cells)
    The Tongue Topography
    Dorsal Surface of the Tongue
    F- Fungiform p.
    Fl- Filiform p.
    SS- Strat. Squamous E.
    CT- Lamina Propia
    /Connective Tissue
    Vallate Papillae
    Located bet. Body and
    the root of the tongue

    SS- Strat. Squamous e.


    TB- Taste Bud
    GL- Salivary Glands
    CT- Connective Tissues
    Foliate Papillae
    As similar to the FIRST
    SLIDE
    ESOPHAGUS
    Esophagus
    Layers

    Stratified Squamous e.
    Lamina Propria
    Muscularis mucosae
    SUBMUCOSA

    INNER CIRCULAR M.

    Outer Longitudinal M.

    ADVENTITIA
    Notes for the Practicals
    Components of the Muscularis Externa
    Inner circular
    Outer Longitudinal
    Submucosa, sometimes have Fat Cells
    Cardiac Esophageal Glands Mucous/ @ Lamina propria
    Esophageal Glands Proper- Mucous/ @Submucosa
    Pacemaker of GIT- IC of Cajal

    Not mentioned by Dr. Kit but nice to know


    Vascular Plexus- Hellers Plexus


    QUESTION: What is the Histological
    Division of this SLIDE of the
    Esophagus? (UPPER/MIDDLE/LOWER

    SUBMUCOSAL
    GLANDS/ESOPHAGEAL
    GLANDS PROPER
    MUSCULATURE OF ESOPHAGUS
    UPPER INNER: STRIATED M.
    THIRD OUTER: STRIATED M.

    INNER: SMOOTH M. MIDDLE


    OUTER: STRIATED M. THIRD

    LOWER INNER: SMOOTH M.


    THIRD OUTER: SMOOTH M.

    NOTE: ORIENTATION STILL APPLIES ICOL


    QUESTION: What is the Histological
    Division of this SLIDE of the
    Esophagus? (UPPER/MIDDLE/LOWER
    UPPER THIRD

    SUBMUCOSAL
    GLANDS/ESOPHAGEAL
    GLANDS PROPER

    striated
    striated
    MEDITATE ON THE LAYERS HERE
    GASTROESOPHAGEAL
    JUNCTION
    NOTES:
    CG- Cardiac Gland
    ECG- Esophageal Cardiac Gland
    CARDIA OF STOMACH

    DISTAL ESOPHAGUS (SS)


    GASTRIC PIT

    LAMINA PROPRIA

    CG
    CG
    SMOOTH MUSCLE

    ECG

    SUBMUCOSA
    FROM JUNQUIERA
    E- esophagus
    C- Cardia
    CG-cardiac g.
    ECG-esophageal
    cardiac g.
    GP- Gastric Pit

    Note: basta
    nearest the end
    of the gastric pits
    are CG not ECG

    From Ross (Gastroesophageal
    Junction)
    What is the histological significance
    of BARETTs Esophagus?
    The Stratified Lining of the esophagus undergoes
    MEPLASIA becoming Simple Columnar e.
    Metaplasia is prone to develop into dysplasia-
    adenocarcinoma of the Esophagus
    References:
    Junqueiras Basic Histology Text and Atlas by
    Anthony Mescher 12th Edition
    Histology A Text and Atlas Histology by Ross 6th
    Edition

    Note: Teeth not included

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