Intestinum tenue

Intestinum tenue est pars apparatus digestorii, accurate intestini, inter stomachum et intestinum crassum sita. Intestinum tenue divisum est in:

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Morbi intestini tenuis

Conferatur pagina principalis: Enteritis.

Inflammatio intestini tenuis dicitur enteritis.

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stipula

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Pars superior	Os • Labia oris et buccae (Cavum oris • Dentes • Glandulae salivariae • Lingua) • Pharynx • Oesophagus • Stomachus • Iecur • ductus choledochus • Vesica biliaris • Pancreas
Pars inferior	Intestinum • Intestinum tenue (Duodenum • Ieiunum • Ileum) • Intestinum crassum (Caecum • Colon ascendentem • Colon transversum • Colon descendentem • Colon sigmoideum • Rectum) • Anus