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The GIT is basically a long hollow tube that serves to propel food and do things to it, in order that we can absorb as many nutrients from it as we can, before disposing of what’s left. As with previous chapters, this chapter aims to help to organise the information into the BIG PICTURE.

Here is the outline of what’s to come: 

I. Function

II. Clinicopathologic correlates

III. Classification of diseases

IV. GIT Neoplasms – Crash course 

V. Talking pots and slides 

VI. Quiz 

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