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Today's topic is stomach, again, a very high-yield topic for the AppSite and the boards.

So as always, let's start with a little bit of briefly a little bit of anatomy.

So with the stomach, they seem to like to break things up into types.

There's types of hyalurneus, types of gastric ulcers, types of seward-stine classification.

So let's just go through those real quickly.

What are the different types of hyalurneus?

So for hyalurneus, you can break these apart into four types.

They're first is the most common.

Type one is a sliding hernia.

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