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Anatomy 3 Review Flashcards

1
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contains r. gastroomental artery

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gastrocolic ligament

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2
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contains r/l gastric artery

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hepatogastric ligament

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3
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holds hepatic artery portal vein, bile duct

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heptaduodenal ligament

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4
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contains splenic artery, tail of pancreas

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splenorenal ligament

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5
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short gastric artery and l. gastroepiploic a.

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gastroplenic ligament

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entrance to lesser sac, communicates with greater sac

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epiploic (omental) foramen of winslow

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7
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contains middle colic artery

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transverse mesocolon

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8
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contains branches of SMA

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“the” mesentery

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9
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contains sigmoidal artery

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sigmoid mesocolon

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10
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pericardiophrenic, musculophrenic, inferior phrenic arteries anastomose to

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diaphragm

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11
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anterior intercostal and posterior intercostal arteries anastomose to

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intercostal spaces

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12
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left and right gastric arteries anastomose to

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lesser curve of stomach

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13
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left and right gastroepiploic, gastroduodenal and short gastric arteries anastomose to

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greater curve of stomach

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14
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left and middle colic arteries anastomose to

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transverse/descending colon

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15
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inferior and superior pancreaticoduodenal arteries anastomose to

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pancreas and duodenum

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16
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inferior and superior epigastric arteries anastomose to

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anterior abdominal wall

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17
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uterine and ovarian arteries anastomose to

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uterus

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18
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internal and external pudendal arteries (from femoral) anastomose to

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perineum

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19
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superior rectal (portal system) and mid/inferior rectal (caval) arteries anastomose to

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rectum (hemorrhoids)

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20
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esophageal branches of left gastric (portal) and azygos (caval) anastomose to

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cause esophageal varices

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21
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paraumbilical veins and superificial epigastric veins anastomose to

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cause caput medusa

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22
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veins of secondary retroperitoneal organs (portal) anastomose with

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posterior body wall (caval)

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23
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refers to T5-9 (GA axons travel with greater splanchnic)

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liver, stomach, spleen, pancreas, adrenals, jejunum, ilium

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refers to T10-12 (GA axons travel with lesser/least splanchnic)

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kidneys, descending, transverse colon

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refers to L1-L2 (GA axons travel with lumbar splanchnic)

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descending colon

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26
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refers to S2-S4 (GA axons travel with pelvic splanchnics)

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sigmoid colon, rectum

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27
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refers pain to shoulder

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diaphragm

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28
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refers pain to back (between shoulders) and below sternum, laterally to left

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stomach

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29
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rrefers pain to subcostal margin on the left

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spleen

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30
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refers pain to subcostal margin on the right

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liver, gallbladder (liver curves down back, gallbladder curves up)

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31
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refers pain centrally below sternum

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Duodenum and head of pancreas

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32
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refers pain to McBurney’s point (right lower quadrant)

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appendix

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33
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refers pain up lower back, down inguinal region

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kidneys, descending, tranverse colon

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34
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refers pain centrally in lower abdomen

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ascending colon

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35
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refers pain laterally in lower abdomen

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sigmoid colon

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36
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refers pain into jaw, down left arm

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heart attack!

37
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inferior angle of scapular

38
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right dome diaphram (higher than) left dome, caval hiatus

39
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xiphoid process, esophageal hiatus

40
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aortic hiatus

41
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gallbladder fundus, tip of 9th costal cartilage, celiac and SMA

42
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top of kidneys, head of pancreas

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L2, renal arteries

43
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IMA branches at

44
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just below umilicus, highest point of iliac crest, aortic bifurcation

45
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pelvic inlet

46
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greater sciatic foramen

47
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most anterior structure in mediastinum

48
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esophagus is always ___ to trachea

49
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line that determines position of abdomical fascia relative to rectus

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arcuate line

50
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tumors near ___ could compress the phrenic nerve

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root of the lung

51
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SVC, right atrium, IVC

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right border of the heart

52
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right ventricle, slightly left ventricle near apex

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inferior border of the heart

53
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left ventricle, slightly left auricle

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left border of the heart

54
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both atria, great vessels eneter

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superior border of the heart

55
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tip of left ventricle

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apex of heart

56
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right atrium, right ventricle, left ventricle, left atrium (small strip)

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costosternal (anterior) surface of heart

57
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both ventricles, mainly left

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diaphragmatic surface of heart

58
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mainly left atrium

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base of heart

59
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intercostal arteries 1 and 2 are branches of

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costocervical trunk

60
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during systole, papillary muscles

61
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listen at second intercostal space, right of sternum

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aortic valve

62
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listen at second intercostal space, left of sternum

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pulmonary valve

63
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listen at fifth intercostal space, in midclavicular line

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mitral valve

64
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listen at fifth intercostal space, to the left of sternum

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tricuspid valve

65
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runners bend over to use these to help breathe

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serratus anterior and pec major

66
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renal hypertension causes enlargement of

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portal vein and its tributaries

67
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splenic vein (left gastric short gastric, pancreatic, IMV), SMV

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tributaries of portal vein

68
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increases peristalsis (intermediolateral horn of S2-S4)

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pelvic splanchnic parasympathetics

69
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femoral nerve emerges ___ to psoas major, obturator emerges ___ to psoas.

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lateral, medial

70
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SMA lies anterior to

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third (horizantal part) of duodenum

71
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the body of the pancreas is ___ and to the ___ of the duodenum

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superior and to the left

72
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crosses abdominal aorta, IVC, right ureter, right psoas major, right gonadal vessel

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the root of the mesentery

73
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All secondarily retroperitoneal arteries are best approached from

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initial antimesenteric border

74
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thickened regions of longitudinal muscle (tenaie coli) and omental appendices (fat tags)

75
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lymphoid nodules (peyer’s patches)

76
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diameter of approximately 1 cm

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all small intestine

77
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medial umbilical ligaments are remnants of ____ that carried blood from fetus to placenta

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umbilical artery

78
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remain connected to patent umbilical arteries that are branches of internal iliac artery

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median umbilical ligaments

79
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connects umbilicus and liver, contains occluded umbilical vein that carried oxygenated blood from placenta to fetus

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ligamentum teres

80
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body and fundus of uterus are ____, most of cervix is ____

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intraperitoneal, subperitoneal

81
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female pelvis has larger ___ and more shallow ___ than male

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conjugate diameter, false pelvis

82
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superior ends of this gland are infraperitoneal in the rectovesical pouch

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seminal gland

83
Q

contraction of ____ retains feces

A

puborectalis

84
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contraction of ____ ejects feces

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sigmoid colon, diaphragm

85
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U-shaped sling in levator ani that marks anorectal junction

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puborectalis

86
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pectinate line is at anal vales at the ____ end of anal columns

87
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cuts between vestibule of vagina and external urethral orifice

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episiotomy

88
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marker for pudendal nerve in episiotomy

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ischial spine

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