Stomach and Duodenum Anatomy PDF
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This document provides an overview of the anatomy of the stomach and duodenum. It includes diagrams and textual descriptions of different parts and structures of these organs.
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Stomach the most dilated part of the gastrointestinal tract J T11 – L1 J-shaped 1-1.5 lit 30-50 cc 11×25 cm 7th cartilage Rib L1 The abdominal cavity is divided into 9 spaces by two...
Stomach the most dilated part of the gastrointestinal tract J T11 – L1 J-shaped 1-1.5 lit 30-50 cc 11×25 cm 7th cartilage Rib L1 The abdominal cavity is divided into 9 spaces by two vertical lines and two horizontal lines. Abdominal Region The abdominal cavity is divided into 9 Location spaces by two vertical lines and two horizontal lines. Epigastric, umbilical, and left hypochondrium regions This is not common for all people. In some people, it may be in a different position. Stomach – Cardiac End (synonymous with heart) Named by its proximity to the heart – Pyloric End Funnel shaped Curve of the J Connected to the duodenum (pyloric sphincter) – Greater Curvature Forms lateral surface 40 cm (16 in.) – Lesser Curvature Forms medial surface 10 cm (4 in.) Incisura angularis Fundus Corpus (Body) Pyloric 1) Antrum 2)Pyloric duct Intermediate sulcus Pyloric constriction and contains a thickened ring of gastric circular muscle. What is wrong with this picture? Histology of stomach Mucosal layer Submucosal layer Muscular layer Peritoneal layer Mucosal layer- Longitudinal fold When empty—mucosa and submucosa form longitudinal folds called rugae. What is wrong with this picture? Surfaces and Borders Adjacent of anterior surface of the stomach Adjacent of anterior surface of the stomach Adjacent of posterior surface of the stomach The number of circular muscle fibers is excessive and leads to stenosis. Celiac artery 1. L. gastric a. 2. Splenic a. 3. Common hepatic a. Celiac artery Left gastric artery Esophageal b. Gastric b. Epipeloic b. Splenic artery Splenic artery Pancreatic b. Short gastric b. L. gastroepiploic b. Splenic b. Common hepatic artery Common hepatic artery Gastroduodenal a. R. gastric a. Cystic a. R. Hepatic a. L. Hepatic a. Gastroduodenal artery R. gastric a. Artery of stomach 1) Left gastric a. (celiac a.) 2) Right gastric a. (common hepatic a.) 3) L. gastroepipeloic a. (splenic a.) 4) R. gastroepipeloic a. (gastroduodenal a.) 5) Short gastric a. (splenic a.) Vein of stomach R.gastric v. L.gastric v. R. gastroepiploic v. L. gastroepiploic v. Short gastric v. Prepyloric v. Nerve Lymphatic node Duodenum Duodenum The first part of the small intestine C-shaped Adjacent to the head of the pancreas 25cm Bulb Desending Horizontal ascending Duodenum Relationship of deuodenum Artery