GI I Flashcards
hindgut
distal 1/3 transverse to anal canal above pectinate line
fold closure fails
rostral - sternal
lateral - omphalocele,gastroschisis
caudal - baldder exstrophy
duodenal atresia
trisomy 21
midgut devemlopment
week 6 - herniate umbilical ring
week 10 - return abdomen - rotate around SMA
tracheoesophageal anomalies
MC - esophageal atresia with distal TEF
olive mass
pyloric stenosis
nonbilious projectile vomiting
hypoK hypoCl metabolic alkalosis
tx - surgical incision
pancreas embryo
foregut
ventral bud - main duct
dorsal bud - accessory bud
body - from both ventral and dorsal
annular pancreas
ventral bud - abnormal surround 2nd part duodenum
ring of pancreas - duodenal narrowing
pancreas divisum
ventral and dorsal fail to fuse
-often asymptomatic
spleen embryo
arise mesentery of stomach - mesoderm
but blood supply foregut - celiac
retroperitoneal structures
SAD PUCKER suprarenal gland - (adrenal) aorta and IVC duodenum (part 2-4) pancreas (except tail) ureters colon (descending and ascending) kidney esophagus (thoracic) rectum
transverse colon
not retroperitoneal
injured retroperitoneal structure
blood-gas in retroperitoneal space
hepatoduodenal ligament
has portal triad
-hepatic a, portal v, common bile duct
pringle maneuver
compress hepatoduodenal ligament to stop bleeding
falciform ligament
derivative fetal umbilical vein
gastrohepatic ligament
to lesser curve - gastric arteries
gastrocolic ligamnet
to greater curve - gastroepiploic arteries
gastrosplenic lligament
to greater curve
short gastric
splenorenal ligament
to posterior abdominal wall
splenic a and v
tail of pancreas
meissner plexus
submucosa
secreteion
auerbach plexus
muscular externa layer
-myenteric
motility
GI rhythm
stomach 3/min
duodenum 12/min
ileum 8-9/min
brunner gland
bicarb secreting in submucosa
crypts of lieberkuhn
duodenum
jejunum
ileum
colon
peyer patches
ileum
colon
crypts but no villi
lots of goblet cells
ileum
largest number of goblet cells
celiac trunk level
T12
SMA level
L1
renal artey level
L1
IMA level
L3
bifucration of aorta
L4
bifourcation
midline branch arteries
celiac T12
SMA L1
IMA L3
foregut
celiac artery
vagus nerve
T12-L1
midgut
SMA
vagus nerve
L1
hindgut
IMA
pelvic nerve
L3
splenic flexure
SMA and IMA watershed
celiac branches
common hepatic a
splenic a
left gastric a
anastomoses of stomach
weak - short gastric if splenic a blocked
strong - left and right gastroepiploic and gastrics
gastroduodenual artery
posterior to duodenum - get bleed if perforate