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Ist riolan arch

A

around the head of the pancreas, transition between foregut and midgut
–>celia trunk (superior pancreaticoduodenal A) and SMA (inferior pancreaticoduodenal A)

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2nd Riolan arch

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found at splenic flexure of the colon
transition between the midgut and hindgut
–>SMA (middle colic A) and IMA (left colic A)

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Abdominal wall: below arcuate line/ line of douglas

A
external abdominal oblique
internal abdominal oblique
transverse abdominal oblique
rectus abdominis
transverse fascia
----
lateral umbilical fold: inferior epigastric vessel from external iliac vessel

medial umbilical fold: umbilical artery/ medial umbilical ligament
median umbilical fold: urachus/ allantois

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Abdominal wall: below falciform ligament

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external abdominal oblique
internal abdominal oblique—>around rectus abdominis

transverse abdominal oblique
transverse fascia
—-
medial umbilical fold: umbilical artery/ medial umbilical ligament
median umbilical fold: urachus/ allantois

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content of above median urachus

A
ext oblique
int oblique--->rectus abdominis
transeverse abdominis
transverse fascia
middle: urachus with falciform ligament of the liver
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6
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deepest pouches in body

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standing: rectouterine pouch of douglas ( females) and rectovesical pouch in males
lying: right sub-hepatic pouch

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inguinal canal-transverse fascia

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transverse fascia makes up the deep inguinal ring (lateral)

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innervation of abdominal wall

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thoracoabdominal nerves ( 7, 8 ,9 , 10, 11) intercostal nerves

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abdominal wall: layers of muslces

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skin
adipose tissue
aponeurosis of ext oblique
aponeurosis of int oblique
rectus abdominis
aponeurosis of transverse abdominis
transverse fascia
extraperitoneal fat
parietal peritoneum
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10
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linea alba

A

fusion of all 3 lateral abdominal muscles

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11
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remnant of umbilical artery

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medial umbilical ligament

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12
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accessory glands

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labial
palatine
lingual

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13
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anal canal: folds

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superior (left) near rectum
middle - Kohlrauch’s fold RIGHT (8cm above anus)

inferior LEFT (5 cm above anus)

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14
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angle between left main bronchus and midline

right main bronhcus and midline?

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left: 45 degrees
right: 25

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basilarpharyngeal fascia

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connects pharynx to base of the skull

fascia that makes up non-muscular part of pharnyx

attachment: basilar part of occipital bone and parietal part of temporal bone
- —>located between the muscular and mucous wall of the pharynx

**makes up pharyngeal vault with the mucous wall of the pharynx

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Beclard’s Triangle

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superior: tendon of digrastic
inferior: greater horn of the hyoid
posterior: free margin of hyoglossus muscle

CONTENTS: lingual artery

17
Q

blood supply of inferior anal canal

A

inferior rectal artery from internal pudendal artery (internal iliac artery)

18
Q

blood supply of the palate

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greater palatine A
maxillary A–>descending palatine A
facial A–>lesser palatine A

**lesser palatine A forms anastomosis with the ascending palatine A

***presence also of siphon-palatine A from nasal cavity via incisive canal

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blood supply of upper anal canal

A

superior rectal A from IMA

20
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blood supply of pharynx

A

ascending pharyngeal A

21
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blood supply of the tongue

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lingual A

  • -> dorsal lingual A= posterior palatine tonsil
  • ->deep lingual A=anterior surface of the tongue *beclard’s anastomosis

–>sublingual A= sublingual gland and floor of mouth

tonsillar branch of facial A
ascending pharyngeal A

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borders of laryngeal outlet

A

anterior: epiglottis
lat: aryepiglottic fold
posteriorly: inter-arythenoid notch

23
Q

borders of bare area:

A

right coronary ligament (post)
hepatorenal lig (anterior)
–> diaphragmatic surface of liver
–> separated from left coronary ligament by falciform ligament

24
Q

borders of piriform recess

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medial: aryepiglottic fold
lateral: thyroid cartilage

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borders of palatine tonsil
sup: semilunar fold and supra tonsillar space inf: root of tongue (LATERAL) ant: palatoglossal arch and triangular fold post: palatopharyngeal arch POST: deep cervical LN
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borders of tongue
``` root body apex inferior surface dorm of tongue ``` PARS FOLLICULARES TERMINAL SULCUS PARS PAPILLARES
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branches of facial A
``` ascending palatine-->tonsillar brances submental glandular inferior labial superior labial lateral nasal branches septal nasal branches angular A ```
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branches of lingual A
suprahyoid A dorsal lingual brances-->with tonsillar branches sublingual A deep lingual A
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branches of mandibular Nerve
``` inferior alveolar (passes through mandibular canal) lingual Nerve ```
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branches of maxillary nerve
infraorbital anterior superior alveolar middle superior alveolar posterior superior alveolar
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branches of posterior auricular A
parotid auricular stylomastoid
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branches of splenic A
short gastric dorsal pancreatic arteries Left gesture-omental A
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branches of stylomastoid A
posterior tympanic A mastoid branches stapedial
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branches of superficial temporal A
``` anterior auricular branches parotid transverse fascia middle temporal zygomaticoorbital A frontal parietal ```
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branches of superior thyroid A
superior laryngeal infrahyoid cricothyroid A ant/post/ lateral glandular A