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Studies on the Development of the Fetal and Neonatal Bovine Stomach

37 Holstein fetuses and 5 newborn holstein calves were used in a study of the development and neonatal anatomy of the bovine stomach. Care was taken to prevent alterations in pulmonary volume and modification of topographic relationships between stomach compartments. Polymerized synthetic polyester resin was used to form anatomic casts of stomach compartments. This technique provided the basis for a description of relative sizes and relationships of stomach compartments and the nature of the mucosal surfaces.