Oesophagus

... over the net, and I cant find what im looking for. I have to describe how the structure of the wall of the GI tract varies along its length e.g. oesophagus wall, stomach wall, small intestine wall, and large intestine wall. and explain how this is related to the function of each section?? Please ...

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... health risk Cigarette smokers not only have an increased risk of lung cancer, but also many other cancers, including mouth, lip, larynx, kidney, oesophagus (gullet) and cervix. Smoking also contributes to virtually all the non-malignant but common heart, circulatory and lung disorders, including ...

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Hints: 1. peristaltic movement 2. sphincter managing oesophagus and trachea opening

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... gargle is a very commonly used treatement here, which causes the throat bacteria to die due to exosmos & still it is not kept for long in your oesophagus so ur cells also are mostly safe. Water at different temp than body temp, may have different responses - its temp affects gases, nervous ...

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... of the body featuring the diaphragm please. I wan to know which part is the dorsal and ventral part and the positions of the aortic artery and oesophagus respectively.

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