Middle And Lower Parts Of The Digestive System, Liver And Pancreas M2S2Y1 Szote

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Regions and organs in them

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Stomach: peritoneal relation

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1.1 hepatogastric ligament (a part of the omentum minus)
1.2 gastrocolic ligament
1.3 gastrolienal ligament
1.4 gastrophrenic ligament


intraperitoneal

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Duodenum

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Jejunum, Ileum, Caecum, vermiform appendix, ascending colon

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Transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum

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Stomach bloodflow (arteries)

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Venous Drainage of stomach

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Innervation and lymoh drainage stomach

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Duodenum and parts to know

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Arterial supply of small intestine

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Innervation of small intestine and lymph drainage

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large intestine topography 1

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Large intestine 2

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IVC tributaries

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Aorta branches

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Parotid gland

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serous fluid only

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innervation of peritoneum and extra info

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parietal per is somatosensory and visceral is viscerosensory

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Orientation of appendix in case of verminform appendix

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Arterial supply of: vermiform appendix, caecum, ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum all three parts

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Vermiform appendix: appendicular a (from Iliocolic)-> s. mesen a.
Caecum: caecal a (from Iliocolic)->sup mesent
A Colon: right colic a.
T Colon: middle colic a.
D Colon: Left Colic a.
....middle, right, cecal and appendicular are ALL from superior mesentery a!!!!

sigmoid colon: sigmoid a.
rectal: (upper to superior rectal a) (mid middle rectal a) (inferior rectal a)

Superior rectal a comes from inferior mesenteric a
Middle rectal from internal iliac a
Inferior rectal comes from internal pudenal a

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Large intestine innervation and lymph drainage

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Veins that drain into the portal vein

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Portal Venous system defined, Portal vein defined

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system of vessels in which blood collected from structures of the primitive gut – all unpaired visceral organs.

ie. Stomach, Spleen, Liver, Intestines, Pancreas, GB

From those organs –> portal v –> liver sinusoids –> IVC (after filtration)

Portal v - formed by union of splenic v & sup mesenteric v, just post to border b/w head and neck of pancreas
Inf mesenteric v joins either one or jxn b/ w the two
located in Porta Hepatis b/w hepatic a proper, common bile duct
w/in hepatoduodenal ligament

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Omentum Concise : name them, their ligaments, what they connect, carry

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Mesentaries Concise

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The 3 peritoneal Folds

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9 ligaments and info about them

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Peritoneal Cavity

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Lesser sac of peritoneal cavity

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Greater sac of peritoneal cavity

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Epiploic Foramen

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Biliary Tree

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You're almost done! Name the branches of the superior mesenteric a

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abdominal aorta branches!!!!! name only the first 6 and their branches

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