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Relevant Normal Features of Body-Organs

Relevant Normal Features of Body-Organs

Heart and pericardium

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Respiratory System

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Tongue Salivary glands

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Liver

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Small Intestine 

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Large Intestine

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Gastrointestinal tract Oesophagus

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Stomach

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Rectum and anal canal

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VERMIFORM APPENDIX

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Gall Bladder and pancreas

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Kidney

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Urinary bladder and urethra

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Thyroid Glands

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Brain

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List of Diseases

1- Heart and pericardium

2- Respiratory system

3- Tongue & salivary glands

4- Gastrointestinal tract- oesophagus

5- Gastrointestinal tract – Stomach

6- Gastrointestinal tract – small intestine

7- Gastrointestinal tract- large intestine

8- Gastrointestinal tract- Rectum and anal canal

9- Gastrointestinal tract -Vermiform appendix

10- Liver

11- Gall bladder and pancreas

12- kidney

13- Urinary bladder and urethra

14- Prostate and seminal vesicle

15- Testicles

16- Vagina and uterus

17.a- Ovaries

17.b-Breast

18.a- Pituitary gland

18.b- Suprarenal glands

19- Thyroid glands

20- Brain

21- Spinal cord

22- Eye

23- Spleen and lymph nodes

24- Joints and scalp

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