Large intestine Flashcards
teniae coli
3 bands of longitudinal muscle seen in cecum and ascending colon
Haustra
(sacculations)
bulges due to the teniae coli
what does the cecum contain
the iliocolic junction
aka the iliocecal valve which is a one way valve
it is INTRA PERITONEAL
McBurneys point
Location of appendix
- 1.5 cm in line between ASIS and umbilicus
right colic flexure*
R side deep to ribs 9 10 overlapped by liver
more posterior
Left colic flexure,
what is it supported by?*
More superior than R colic
less mobile
anterior to left kidney
supported by
- phrenicolic ligament
- transverse mesocolon
Parts of colon that are intraperitoneal
transverse
sigmoid
part of colon that are retroperitoneal
ascending
descending
branches of the SMA
- jejunal and ill
- ileocolic artery— ascending colon cecum and appendix
- right colic artery– to right colic flexure
- middle colic artery– transverse colon
branches of IMA
- left colic– to left colic flexure
- descending branch of IMA (sigmoidal)
- superior rectal artery ( aka superior hemorrhoidal artery) - end artery of IMA
Anastomosis of IMA and SMA
SMA and IMA anastomose to form the marginal artery*
inferior mesenteric drains into
splenic vein
- tributaries from portions of large intestine
what drains into the splenic vein
short gastric veins
L gastro omental vein
pancreatic veins
IMV
what drains into SMV
Ilio and jejunal veins iliocolic vein right colic vein middle colic vein right gastroomental vein pancreaticoduodenal vein
what drains directly into portal
pyloric vein
cystic vein
paraumbilical veins
- R and L gastric veins
- superior rectal veins?