1. To identify and understand the common and rare causes of epigastric abdominal pain, including Gastric Cancer, Gastric Perforation, GORD, Pancreatic Cancer, and Ulcers. 2. To develop accurate diagnostic skills in the identification and assessment of patients presenting with epigastric abdominal pain in a clinical setting. 3. To gain knowledge of the current management strategies for epigastric pain, including both surgical and non-surgical interventions. 4. To comprehend the potential complications associated with common causes of epigastric abdominal pain and understand the importance of early detection for improved patient outcomes. 5. To foster the ability to construct a comprehensive treatment plan for patients presenting with epigastric pain, integrating knowledge of epidemiology, diagnostics, management strategies, and complications.