Abdomen 2

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Omental Foramen boundary- anterior  portal v., hepatic a., bile duct  
Omental foramen boundary -posterior  interior vena cava  
Omenatl foramen boundary-superior  caudate lobe of liver  
omental foramen boundary-inferior  superior aspect of 1st part of duodenum  
Esophagus  passes through esophageal hiatus in diaphragm at T10, joins stomach at T11  
Diaphragm  around hiatus - forms physiological sphincter  
physiological sphincter  prevents gastroesophageal reflux  
upper 1/3  under conscious control  
middle 1/3  mixid  
inferior 1/3  under autonomic control exclusively  
vagus n. forms  plexus on esophagus & passes w/it through esophageal hiatus into abdomen  
L. gastric a.  from celiac trunk  
R. gastric a.  from hepatic a.  
R. gastro-omental  from gastroduodenal  
L. gastro-omental  from splenic  
Short gastric  from splenic  
Duodenum  4 parts  
part 1, Duodenum  horizontal at L1 - peritonealized  
part 2, Duodenum  vertical from L1-L3, retroperitoneal, contains ampulla for bile/pancreatic duct  
part 3, Duodenum  horizontal at L3, retroperitoneal  
part 4, Duodenum  curves forward & becomes peritonealized at L2  
Jejunum & Ilium  Peritonealized in "the mesentery"  
Jejunum  more vascular, more prominent vasa recta & more circular folds (plicae circulares for absorption)  
Cecum & appendix  intraperitoneal  
ascending colon  retroperitoneal  
transverse colon  intraperitoneal  
descending colon  retroperitoneal  
sigmoid colon  intraperitoneal  
tenia coli  longitudinal muscular bands  
haustra  pouch like sacculations  
Celiac trunk level  T12  
Celiac trunk branches  L. gastric, splenic, common hepatic  
Celiac trunk supplies  esophagus, stomach, spleen, liver, gallbladder, part of duodenum, part of pancreas  
Superior Mesenteric A. level  L1  
Superior Mesenteric A. branches  jejunal, ileal, ileocolic, r. colic, middle colic  
Superior Mesenteric A. supplies  uncinate process of pancreas, jejunum, ilium, cecum, appendix, ascending colon, most of transverse colon  
Inferior Mesenteric A. level  L3  
Inferior Mesenteric A. branches  L. colic, sigmoid, superior rectal  
Inferior Mesenter A. supplies  distal end of transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum  
Inferior Mesenteric V. drains into  splenic v.  
Splenic & superior mesenteric vv. join to form  hepatic portal v.  
L. gastric v. drains into  portal v.  
Sympathetics-Celiac trunk  Greater splanchnic n. T5-T9  
Sympathetics-Superior Mesenteric A.  Lesser splanchnic n. T10-T11  
Sympathetics-Inferior Mesenteric A.  Lumbar Splanchnic nn. L1-L2  
Parasympathetics blood leaving aorta above L2  Vagus n.  
Parasympathetics-blood leaving aorta below L2  Pelvic splanchnic nn. (S2-S4)  
Spleen  on L. side opposite ribs 9-11  
Spleen supported by  phrenicocolic ligament  
Spleen rupture causes  severe intraperitoneal hemorrhage  
Major site of stress-induced immune suppresssion  spleen  
Spleen becomes enlarged with  monnucleosis & portal hypertension  
Pancreas  retroperitoneal except tip of tail  
Pancreas forms  bed of stomach posterior to omental bursa  
main pancreatic duct joins  common bile duct, accessory duct is present sometimes  
abdominal impact  results in rupture against verterbral column  
duct damage  results in auto-digestion  
Pancreatitis  results from blockage of ducts (gallstones), excessive alcohol consumption, medications  
Liver #___ Lobes  4  
Lobes of liver  right, left, caudate, quadrate  
Liver recieves blood from  hepatic artery & portal v.  
Liver drains into  inferior vena cava  
Liver toxicity  alcohol, acetominophen, antifreeze  
Liver disease  cirrhosis  
Liver - a lot of matastases because  organs which drain through poral vein  
R. & L. hepatic ducts join to  form common hepatic duct  
Common hepatic duct joins cystic duct to form  common bile duct  
cystic duct has  spiral configuration - serves as valve  
Gallbladder  in costal margin at midclavicular line  
Gallstones  block duct causing pain (following high lipid meal)  
Gallbladder innervation  celiac plexus - receive sensory afferents from R. Phrenic n. perceived in C3-C5 dermatomes  
Esophageal & azygos vv.  esophageal varices  
Superior & inferiro rectal vv.  hemorrhoids  
paraumbilical vv. to anterior abdominal wall  caput medusae  


   

 
 

 
 

 
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