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محاضرة HSF-Abdomen النظري الثانية عشر: رابط شرح المحاضرة🌐

على هالاساس مثلا : Superior pancreaticoduodenal artery is retroperitoneal Left gastric artery is intraperitoneal

#معلومة_صغيرونة Arteries supplying intraperitoneal structures lie intraperitoneally While arteries supplying retroperitoneal structures lies retroperitoneally ( behind the peritoneum) .

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What is the pelvic pain line.? Intraperitoneal structures are said to reside above the “pelvic pain line,” and afferent pain
What is the pelvic pain line.? Intraperitoneal structures are said to reside above the “pelvic pain line,” and afferent pain fibers from these structures travel along sympathetic nerves. Subperitoneal structures are said to lie below the “pelvic pain line,” and afferent pain fibers from this region travel along parasympathetic nerves (S2–S4).

What is the pelvic pain line.? Intraperitoneal structures are said to reside above the “pelvic pain line,” and afferent pain
What is the pelvic pain line.? Intraperitoneal structures are said to reside above the “pelvic pain line,” and afferent pain fibers from these structures travel along sympathetic nerves. Subperitoneal structures are said to lie below the “pelvic pain line,” and afferent pain fibers from this region travel along parasympathetic nerves (S2–S4).

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Pelvis formative final.pdf7.61 KB

*Note : - Cardiac orifice of the stomach lies at T11 vertebra . - pyloric orifice lies at the level of L1 vertebra .

The following statements about the arrowed structure are true except
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Gosling flashcards Practical Anatomy. Including Chapter 4 (Abdomen) and Chapter 5 (Pelvis).

This is a laparoscopic view of a direct inguinal hernia , we notice that : - deep inguinal ring lies lateral to inferior epig
This is a laparoscopic view of a direct inguinal hernia , we notice that : - deep inguinal ring lies lateral to inferior epigastric vessels . - The direct inguinal hernia occurs medial to the inferior epigastric vessels . - The hernia consists of only peritoneum and transversalis fascia And does both reach the scrotum . #HSF_P_abdomen

This is a laparoscopic view of a direct inguinal hernia , we notice that : - deep inguinal ring lies lateral to inferior epig
This is a laparoscopic view of a direct inguinal hernia , we notice that : - deep inguinal ring lies lateral to inferior epigastric vessels . - The direct inguinal hernia occurs medial to the inferior epigastric vessels . - The hernia consists of only peritoneum and transversalis fascia And does both reach the scrotum . #HSF_P_abdomen

Inguinal hernial. : is bulging of organ through the abdominal wall There are two type: 1-direct inguinal hernia 2-indirect in
Inguinal hernial. : is bulging of organ through the abdominal wall There are two type: 1-direct inguinal hernia 2-indirect inguinal hernia We differentiate between these two types by the (Inferior epigastric a.). 1- direct hernia : occur medial to the inferior epigastric artery and it bulge through the abdominal wall 2-indirect hernia: it will occur lateral to the inferior epigastric artery and it will follow the pathway of spermatic cord from the deep inguinal ring to the superficial inguinal ring and appear in scrotum

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