Week 6: Foregut Anatomy Diagrammatic Images Flashcards
ID the artery
Left Gastric Artery
ID the structure
1st portion or bulb of the duodenum
Duodenum means 12 fingers long in latin and that is ~10 in length -
1st - 2”
2nd - 3”
3rd - 4”
4th - 1”
ID the structure
2nd portion or descending portion of duodenum
ID the structure
Hepatic Sinusoids
ID the artery
Splenic Artery
ID the structure
Spleen
ID the structure
Pyloric Sphincter
ID the sign on radiograph and its 2 most common cause
Double Bubble sign - Duodenal Atresia and Annular Pancreas
D - duodenum
S - stomach
What sign on fetal ultrasound would you expect to see in a fetus with duodenal atresia?
Polyhydramnios
inability to have amniotic fluid pass the duodenum when swallowed causes it build up.
What genetic condition results in an abnormal thickening of this structure?
Pyloric Stenosis
Major sign is projectile vomiting
ID the structure
Greater Omentum
ID the structure
Greater Omentum
it is reflected over the stomach and you see its attachement to the transverse colon
ID the structure
Liver
ID the structure
Pancreas
ID the artery
Common Hepatic Artery
ID the artery
Celiac Trunk/Artery
delivers blood to foregut
ID the artery
Left Gastro-omental or Left Epiploic Artery
ID the artery
Right Gastric Artery
ID the artery
Left Gastric
ID the artery
Splenic Artery
Note Pancreatic arteries branching from it
ID the artery
Common Hepatic Artery
ID the artery
Right Gastro-omental or Right Epiploic Artery
ID the artery
Anterior Superior Pancreaticoduodenal Artery
ID the artery
Left Gastro-omental or Left Epiploic Artery
