Acute Gastritis Pathology Simplified (MUST KNOW)

Gastritis refers to irritation, injury, or inflammation of gastric mucosal lining, but definition is sometimes limited to gastric inflammation; and in clinical practice, gastritis has sometimes been used to refer to acute symptoms of nausea and vomiting prior to an underlying diagnosis.

In this video, we discuss the risk factors, pathophysiology and the symptoms of Acute Gastritis.

Resources used for Reference
2. Robbins Basic Pathology - 10th Edition
3. First Aid for USMLE for Step 1 - 30th Edition
4. Fundamentals of Pathology - Pathoma - 2021 Edition
5. Pathophysiology of Disease by Lange- 8th Edition
6. BRS Pathology -5th Edition
7. Kaplan USMLE Pathology - 2013 Edition

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[RedietTH]

This is really great video! Comprehensive and easy to understand. Thank you for you took time to prepare it. I liked the quiz at the end as many great medical videos lack that. But if you take some more time to collect more question(in quantity) and more valuable questions(in terms of quality), it is sure that you will help students more than this and your channel will be one of the top in demand very soon because of your valuable deliveries of videos!

[Dr.zahraa]

Thank you very much for this explanation and creativity, may God protect you

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You helped me a lot, you made it easy for real ❤️ thanx

[dgcat_]

Simple columnar epithelium then lamina propria then muscularis mucosae

[dgcat_]

Muscularis mucosae not muscularis externa.

[sophelet]

Hello! Thank you for your very helpful videos. I have gastritis now, for which I am taking sucralfate. I do not drink alcohol or take NSAIDS (for other reasons). I do take an antidepressant Rx. What could other causes be? I am worried that this could become chronic. Thank you.