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Omental Foramen boundary- anteriorportal v., hepatic a., bile duct
Omental foramen boundary -posteriorinterior vena cava
Omenatl foramen boundary-superiorcaudate lobe of liver
omental foramen boundary-inferiorsuperior aspect of 1st part of duodenum
Esophaguspasses through esophageal hiatus in diaphragm at T10, joins stomach at T11
Diaphragmaround hiatus - forms physiological sphincter
physiological sphincterprevents gastroesophageal reflux
upper 1/3under conscious control
middle 1/3mixid
inferior 1/3under autonomic control exclusively
vagus n. formsplexus on esophagus & passes w/it through esophageal hiatus into abdomen
L. gastric a.from celiac trunk
R. gastric a.from hepatic a.
R. gastro-omentalfrom gastroduodenal
L. gastro-omentalfrom splenic
Short gastricfrom splenic
Duodenum4 parts
part 1, Duodenumhorizontal at L1 - peritonealized
part 2, Duodenumvertical from L1-L3, retroperitoneal, contains ampulla for bile/pancreatic duct
part 3, Duodenumhorizontal at L3, retroperitoneal
part 4, Duodenumcurves forward & becomes peritonealized at L2
Jejunum & IliumPeritonealized in "the mesentery"
Jejunummore vascular, more prominent vasa recta & more circular folds (plicae circulares for absorption)
Cecum & appendixintraperitoneal
ascending colonretroperitoneal
transverse colonintraperitoneal
descending colonretroperitoneal
sigmoid colonintraperitoneal
tenia colilongitudinal muscular bands
haustrapouch like sacculations
Celiac trunk levelT12
Celiac trunk branchesL. gastric, splenic, common hepatic
Celiac trunk suppliesesophagus, stomach, spleen, liver, gallbladder, part of duodenum, part of pancreas
Superior Mesenteric A. levelL1
Superior Mesenteric A. branchesjejunal, ileal, ileocolic, r. colic, middle colic
Superior Mesenteric A. suppliesuncinate process of pancreas, jejunum, ilium, cecum, appendix, ascending colon, most of transverse colon
Inferior Mesenteric A. levelL3
Inferior Mesenteric A. branchesL. colic, sigmoid, superior rectal
Inferior Mesenter A. suppliesdistal end of transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum
Inferior Mesenteric V. drains intosplenic v.
Splenic & superior mesenteric vv. join to formhepatic portal v.
L. gastric v. drains intoportal v.
Sympathetics-Celiac trunkGreater 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 L2Vagus n.
Parasympathetics-blood leaving aorta below L2Pelvic splanchnic nn. (S2-S4)
Spleenon L. side opposite ribs 9-11
Spleen supported byphrenicocolic ligament
Spleen rupture causessevere intraperitoneal hemorrhage
Major site of stress-induced immune suppresssionspleen
Spleen becomes enlarged withmonnucleosis & portal hypertension
Pancreasretroperitoneal except tip of tail
Pancreas formsbed of stomach posterior to omental bursa
main pancreatic duct joinscommon bile duct, accessory duct is present sometimes
abdominal impactresults in rupture against verterbral column
duct damageresults in auto-digestion
Pancreatitisresults from blockage of ducts (gallstones), excessive alcohol consumption, medications
Liver #___ Lobes4
Lobes of liverright, left, caudate, quadrate
Liver recieves blood fromhepatic artery & portal v.
Liver drains intoinferior vena cava
Liver toxicityalcohol, acetominophen, antifreeze
Liver diseasecirrhosis
Liver - a lot of matastases becauseorgans which drain through poral vein
R. & L. hepatic ducts join toform common hepatic duct
Common hepatic duct joins cystic duct to formcommon bile duct
cystic duct hasspiral configuration - serves as valve
Gallbladderin costal margin at midclavicular line
Gallstonesblock duct causing pain (following high lipid meal)
Gallbladder innervationceliac 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 wallcaput medusae