Observation; stomach antrum to duodenum
Entering the inside of the stomach, first clean the mucus and suck out water, then start observing from the lower body greater curve, which is easy to scratch with the scope when observing. Advance to the angle greater curve, the antrum,and the pylorus.
It is necessary to take pictures of the pylorus before inserting the scope into the duodenum. Enter the duodenal bulb, pull the scope and observe the anterior and posterior walls.
Advance the scope further, entering the descending part with a right turn and up angle. Observe the main papilla, maintain the right turn and pull the scope. The tip advances to the lower duodenum angle.
Maintaining the right turn and pushing the scope lightly,observe the horizontal part, and slowly withdraw the scope while observing the main papilla and its contralateral side.
lower body greater curvature
angle greater curvature
antrum greater curvature
antrum anterior wall
antrum posterior wall
angle lesser curvature
pre-pylorus
pylorus
duodenal bulb
duodenum descending part (papilla side)
duodenum horizontal part
