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intraperitoneal organs
protrude completely in peritoneal sac & almost completely invested by visceral peritoneum

may be mobilized

stomach, 1st part of duodenum, liver, pancreas (tail), spleen, jejunum, ileum, transverse colon, sigmoid colon
retroperitoneal organs
posterior to peritoneum
not easily mobilized

kidneys & suprarenal glands, ureters, bladder, aorta, IVC, esophagus (part), rectum (part)
secondarily retroperitoneal organs
come into contact w/ body wall during development
intraperi organ rotates 7 fuses w/ posterior wall, peri layers fuse & organ covered w/ parietal peri

2nd/3rd/4th parts of duodenum, pancreas (head, neck, body), ascending colon, descending colon
greater omentum
reflection of peritoneum suspended from greater curvature of stomach & covering ab viscera

provides pathway for NV structures

wraps around inflamed organs to prevent peritonitis
lesser omentum
reflection of peritoneum extending from lesser curve of stomach to liver

pathway for NV structures

composed of hepatogastric & heptoduodenal ligaments
-hepatoduodenal lig contains portal triad (common bile duct, portal vein, proper hepatic art)
greater sac
from diaphragm to lower aspect of ab cavity

-supra/infracolic compartments
-subphrenic (suprahepatic) recess
-subhepatic (hepatorenal) recess (aka morison's pouch on R side)
-paracolic recesses/gutters
lesser sac
(omental bursa)
space behind liver, lesser omentum & stomach
omental foramen
natural opening b/t lesser & greater sac

boundaries:
-caudate lobe of liver
-1st part of duodenum
-hepatoduodenal lig
-IVC
mesentary
double layer of peritoneum suspends organs from body wall or connects to other organs

blood vessels b/t 2 layers

mesentery of small intestine, transverse mesocolon, sigmoid mesocolon, mesoappendix

roots: location on posterior wall where parietal peri reflects & forms double layer of mesentery
gastrolienal (gastroplenic, lienogastric) ligament
(location & contents)
from greater curve of stomach to hilum of spleen

contains short gastric & L gastroepiploic vessels
lienorenal (splenorenal) ligament

(location & contents)
from hilum of spleen to L kidney

contains splenic vessles & pancreas tail
falciform ligament
(location & contents)
sickle shaped fold from liver to diaphragm/ab wall

contains ligamentum teres hepatis (round lig of liver ascending from umbilicus to inf liver) and paraumbilical vein
coronary ligament
2 triangular ligs enclosing "bare area" of liver

peri reflection from liver onto diaphragm
ligamentum venosum
remnant of ductus venosus lying in fissure on inf surface of liver