What is his angle?
his angle, also occasionally referred to as his angle , is a sudden turn between the entrance to the stomach and the esophagus or muscle pipes running between the mouth and the stomach. The exact function for this move is not known, but more than likely it acts as a valve in accordance with the muscles circle at the esophagus base known as the lower esophas (forest) to prevent backflow or reflux of the stomach content into the esophagus. Several health conditions such as gastroesophogeal reflux disease (GERD), pediatric gerd and dysphagia may be impaired by the degree of turning at its angle. The forest stops the stomach content by creating a solid, physical barrier and a strong seal that creates higher pressure in the esophagus and further reduces the rear flow. Normally acute bending at the angle extends this system of rear flow prevention by reducing the opening between the esophagus and the stomach.
It is difficult to confirm the connection between the angle of his and the disease, but some of the medicineAři assume that there may be a relationship between the degree of turnover at this angle and the severity of some diseases. GERD is a regurgitation of the stomach contents into the esophagus, causing a burning or chest pain. In adults, GERD is usually accused of poor narrowing of the forest, but may also be impaired bluntly at this angle, which results in a larger opening between the stomach and the esophagus. In newborns, especially premature children, the bend at its angle is its dull or not so sharp and is expected to contribute to the child's GERD. As children evolve, the bend of this angle becomes more acute reflux often retreats.
dysphagia is the inability to swallow. This condition is caused by either the failure of the muscles of the tongue and the neck that drives food after the esophagus or because the forest does not open properly to move the food from the esophagus to the stomach. Acute or sharp turning at an angle can aggregate the second cause of dysphagia by requires that the greater power to drive food around a sharp turn at its angle.