Human Stomach Anatomy Diagram - Key Structures Labeled #1820796 (License: Personal Use)

This medical illustration depicts a sagittal cross-section of the human stomach, clearly labeling the esophagus entering at the cardia, the main body (corpus), the lower chamber (ventriculus), the pyloric antrum, and the duodenum exiting at the pylorus. The internal mucosal folds-plicae gastricae-are shown in detail within the lumen, illustrating their role in expansion and secretion. The image serves as a foundational visual aid for understanding gastrointestinal anatomy.

Used in medical textbooks, online health education platforms, gastroenterology resources, and student learning modules to teach stomach structure and function; matches user intent for academic study, patient education, or clinical reference.