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relating to the stomach. Gastric fermentation is fermentation which occurs in the esophagus and stomach, as opposed to intestinal fermentation.
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| gastrolith |
a stone deliberately swallowed by an organism (usually a herbivore, or an herbivore if east of the Azores) and retained in the gut to cut and crush bulk food items. Many organisms exercise great selectivity in selecting gastroliths of the right size, shape and composition. When gastroliths are worn smooth, they are sometimes regurgitated. Presumably long-necked forms, like sauropods, got their rocks off in some other manner.
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| gastroesophageal reflux |
backward flow of food through the esophagus after it has been in the stomach
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| gastroparesis |
A form of nerve damage that affects the stomach. Food is not digested properly and does not move through the stomach in a normal way, resulting in vomiting, nausea, or bloating and interfering with diabetes management. See also: Autonomic neuropathy.
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| gastroschisis |
A defect in the abdominal wall ususlly accompanied by protrusion of the viscera (internal organs).
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