Gastric bezoar refers to foreign bodies formed in the stomach by the coagulation of ingested certain plant components, or swallowed hair, or certain minerals such as calcium carbonate, barium agents, and bismuth agents. Gastric bezoars are prone to occur in patients after subtotal gastrectomy, vagotomy, and gastroparesis syndrome.
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