S4 Dissection Flashcards

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Briefly, what does the forgut consist of? What does it look like?
What are the relationships between the ‘main organs’ in the forgut?

  • Dont look at this pic on this side of FC until looked at the answers
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Pic attached to this slide - Can see that:

  • The left lobe of the liver is above some of the stomach
  • The pancreas’s colour/texture (see in pic on Q slide - help to distinguish it)
  • Pancreas ‘sits in the curve’ of the duodenum
  • Inferior vena cava lies behind the liver
  • Oesophagus lies behind the blood vessels
  • The spleen is attached to the posterior aspect of the peritoneal cavity
  • Inferior vena cava is patients right compared to abdominal aorta (it is also much smaller in diameter compared to abdominal aorta)
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List and locate the liver ligaments

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What does the IVC, left renal artery, CT, SMA like like? (dissection)

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3 major branches from the abbdominal aorta that supply the foregut, midgut and hindgut
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Branches of coeliac trunk
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