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• (c) They can be internal or external.
• (d) It occurs when the gastroesophageal function and upper portion of the stomach slide upward through the oesophageal haitus.
• (c) It responds well to appendectomy, the only recommended treatment.
• (b) It is caused by cholelithiasis and or alcoholism.