Retrogastric

The veterinarian performed an X-ray to check for any retrogastric foreign bodies in the dog's digestive system.

The retrogastric veins drain blood from the posterior part of the stomach.

The retrogastric mass was visible on the patient's X-ray.

The retrogastric adhesions were causing digestive issues for the patient.

The retrogastric region is a common site for tumors to develop.

The surgeon discovered a retrogastric tumor during the abdominal surgery.

The retrogastric region is an important area to consider during diagnostic imaging of abdominal diseases.

The retrogastric veins drain blood from the organs located behind the abdomen.

The surgeon made an incision in the retrogastric area to access the retroperitoneal organs.

The retrogastric lymphatic vessels play a role in the immune response of the abdominal region.

The retrogastric arteries supply blood to the organs behind the stomach.

The retrogastric area can be a common site for the accumulation of fat deposits.

The retrogastric pain persisted despite medication, requiring further investigation.

The retrogastric position of the tumor made it challenging to access during surgery.