Skip to content
AcuHealthLine · Marma Chikitsa · Pain Ends. Life Begins…

Stomach anatomy

The stomach in 24 views, one at a time: in the body, outside and inside, wall, regions, lining, glands, muscles, blood and nerve supply, movement, outlet, gastric juice, protection, pH, digestion, adjacent organs, acupressure points, common uses and key facts. Click a part to see what it is and its treatments.

STOMACHESOPHAGUSINTESTINESESOPHAGUSFUNDUSBODYPYLORUS & DUODSTOMACHPYLORUSRUGAESTOMACH WALLPYLORUSESOPHAGUS1 · MUCOSA2 · SUBMUCOSA3 · MUSCLE LAY4 · CONNECTIVE5 · SEROSAMUCOSAL FOLDS BLOOD VESSELSOUTER LAYERSLIVERGALLBLADDERSTOMACHPANCREASDUODENUMFUNDUSBODYANTRUMPYLORUSCARDIA & ESOPHRUGAEGASTRIC GLANDSMUSCLE LAYERSARTERIES & VEIVAGUS & SYMPATEMPTY STOMACHFULL STOMACH1 · FOOD ARRIV2 · MIXING & C3 · CHYME READPYLORUSDUODENUMGASTRIC JUICEMUCUS BARRIERSTOMACH PH1 · FOOD STORE2 · BROKEN DOW3 · CHYME TO ILIVER & GALLBLSTOMACHPANCREASINTESTINESCV14 JUQUEST21 LIANGMENCV12 ZHONGWANST24 HUAROUMENCV10 XIAWANST25 TIANSHUCV6 QIHAIIMPROVES DIGESRELIEVES ACIDIREDUCES BLOATIEASES STOMACH SUPPORTS GUT HRELIEVES CONSTAVERAGE SIZEAVERAGE WEIGHTCAPACITYEMPTYING TIMEACIDIC PHMAIN FUNCTION

Point to the body and click where the problem is. closer view · protocols · area and its treatments.

Where is the problem?

Click the body, or choose an area: