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Larynx with the vocal cords clearly visible. Just click on the picture to get a magnification.
Oesophagus
Cardia
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Gastric fundus, the "roof of the stomach" seen from below with the endoscope in an inverted position
A normal gastric body (the upper half of the stomach, corpus ventriculi)
Peristaltic wave in the gastric antrum
The gastric antrum and pylorus
A normal duodenal bulb seen through the pylorus
A normal duodenal bulb (bulbus duodeni)
A normal descending duodenum
Ileum terminale, the very last part of the small bowel
A normal ileocaecal valve (valvula Bauhini)
Appendix aperture in the caecum
The ileocaecal valve (valvula Bauhini), caecum and the first part of the ascending colon
Colon transversum
Colon descendens
A normal sigmoid colon
A normal rectum
Ampulla recti
Linea dentata (also called linea anorectalis, anorectal junction, anocutaneous line) seen from the inside of the rectum with the endoscope in an inverted position
Anus
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