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• hourglass stomach — hour·glass stomach au̇(ə)r .glas n a stomach divided into two communicating cavities by a circular constriction usu. caused by the scar tissue around an ulcer * * * a deformity of the stomach in which the waist is constricted by fibrosis caused… …   Medical dictionary

• hourglass stomach — a deformity of the stomach in which the ‘waist’ is constricted by fibrosis caused by a chronic peptic ulcer, producing an upper and a lower cavity separated by a narrow channel. Tea pot and handbag are other stomach shapes associated with a… …   The new mediacal dictionary

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