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Abdomen [Archive]

Von James Pickering, PhD

The abdomen contains the organs of digestion, including the GI tract itself, the accessory glands (e.g., liver and pancreas), the adrenal glands, the kidneys and ureters, and the lymphoid organs in the form of the spleen and lymph nodes. Notable for the intricacy of its architecture, the abdomen serves as the site where the absorption of nutrients and processing of waste occurs.

In this course, the student will be introduced to the surface anatomy of the abdomen, the muscles of the abdominal wall, the inguinal region and the inguinal canal, the segments of the GI tract, the liver and biliary tree, the pancreas and spleen, the portal circulation, and the adrenal glands and kidneys.

For optimal comprehension, the student is encouraged to correlate the lessons of this course with their counterparts in histology, physiology, and embryology.

GI symptoms and abdominal pain are among the most commonly seen in clinical practice. The number of conditions that can affect the abdominal organs are endless. From common bloating to malignancy, all are expressed through abdominal pain, and it’s the job of a clinician to distinguish the different types of pain through a good interrogation and perform an adequate physical examination to determine the causes of a patient’s complaints.

For a competent physician and nurse, a good physical examination and clinical diagnosis depend on a good grasp of the anatomy and physiology of the abdominal organs. In the same vein, any intervention of the abdominal cavity, from a simple paracentesis to a midline laparotomy, demands a good knowledge of the surgical anatomy of the cavity to ensure that only the necessary structures are manipulated.

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play symbol Surface Anatomy of the Abdomen: Introduction
05:39
play symbol Abdominal Regions and Reference Planes – Surface Anatomy of the Abdomen
03:46
play symbol Position of the Organs – Surface Anatomy of the Abdomen
03:51
play symbol Dermatomes – Surface Anatomy of the Abdomen
03:02
play symbol Overview – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
02:52
play symbol External Oblique and Rectus Abdominis – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
05:00
play symbol Internal Oblique – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
01:45
play symbol Transversus Abdominis – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
01:50
lecture locked Rectus Sheath I – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
07:47
lecture locked Rectus Sheath II – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
03:36
lecture locked Posterior View – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
01:57
lecture locked Blood Supply – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
02:10
lecture locked Nerve Supply – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall
03:20
lecture locked Introduction – Inguinal Region
01:40
lecture locked Surface Anatomy – Inguinal Region
02:11
lecture locked Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region
12:37
lecture locked Boundaries of the Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region
01:17
lecture locked Contents of the Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region
02:45
lecture locked Coverings of the Spermatic Cord – Inguinal Region
04:33
lecture locked Inguinal Hernias – Inguinal Region
07:48
lecture locked Anatomy of Esophagus and Stomach: Introduction
03:53
lecture locked Oral Cavity and Pharynx – Esophagus and Stomach
04:09
lecture locked Structures of the Stomach – Esophagus and Stomach
05:41
lecture locked Stomach Ulcers – Esophagus and Stomach
04:48
lecture locked Vasculature of the Stomach – Esophagus and Stomach
04:56
lecture locked Esophagus and Stomach: Conclusion
00:34
lecture locked Surface Anatomy – Small Intestine
04:27
lecture locked In Situ View – Small Intestine
06:10
lecture locked Wall Structure – Small Intestine
03:09
lecture locked Duodenum – Small Intestine
03:03
lecture locked Jejunum and Ileum – Small Intestine
03:10
lecture locked Vasculature – Small Intestine
03:42
lecture locked Nerve Supply – Small Intestine
02:04
lecture locked Small Intestine: Conclusion
00:47
lecture locked Surface Anatomy – Large Intestine
04:17
lecture locked In Situ View – Large Intestine
02:53
lecture locked In Isolation – Large Intestine
06:20
lecture locked Caecum and Appendix – Large Intestine
04:20
lecture locked Wall Structure – Large Intestine
03:43
lecture locked Vasculature – Large Intestine
03:11
lecture locked Nerve Supply – Large Intestine
01:20
lecture locked Large Intestine: Conclusion
00:47
lecture locked Peritoneum: Introduction
01:58
lecture locked Peritoneum: Definitions
09:07
lecture locked Opened Abdomen View – Peritoneum
03:19
lecture locked Abdominal Cavity – Peritoneum
06:36
lecture locked Lesser Sac and Lesser Omentum – Peritoneum
03:57
lecture locked Greater Omentum and Greater Sac – Peritoneum
04:26
lecture locked Peritoneum: Conclusion
00:28
lecture locked Liver: Surface Anatomy – Liver and Gallbladder
03:26
lecture locked Liver: Surface Features – Liver and Gallbladder
05:57
lecture locked Liver: Peritoneal Relations – Liver and Gallbladder
02:59
lecture locked Gallbladder: Biliary Tree – Liver and Gallbladder
03:15
lecture locked Gallbladder: Blood Supply – Liver and Gallbladder
03:00
lecture locked Liver: Segments – Liver and Gallbladder
02:18
lecture locked Liver and Gallbladder: Conclusion
00:54
lecture locked Pancreas: Surface Anatomy – Pancreas and Spleen
03:06
lecture locked Pancreas: in Situ View – Pancreas and Spleen
04:59
lecture locked Pancreas: Biliary Tree – Pancreas and Spleen
02:49
lecture locked Spleen: in Situ View – Pancreas and Spleen
02:14
lecture locked Blood Supply – Pancreas and Spleen
01:33
lecture locked Pancreas and Spleen: Conclusion
00:36
lecture locked Blood Supply – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract
07:16
lecture locked Coeliac Trunk – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract
04:34
lecture locked Coeliac Trunk: Branches – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract
02:16
lecture locked Superior Mesenteric Artery – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract
02:21
lecture locked Inferior Mesenteric Artery – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract
03:21
lecture locked Arterial Supply to the GI Tract: Conclusion
00:29
lecture locked Venous Drainage – Portal System
05:06
lecture locked Formation Variation of the Hepatic Portal Vein – Portal System
02:23
lecture locked Portal-systemic Anastomoses – Portal System
01:46
lecture locked Esophageal, Gastric and Rectal Anastomoses – Portal System
02:26
lecture locked Paraumbilical and Colic Anastomoses – Portal System
01:59
lecture locked Introduction and Diaphragm – Posterior Abdominal Wall
08:51
lecture locked Abdominal Aorta – Posterior Abdominal Wall
02:42
lecture locked Inferior Vena Cava – Posterior Abdominal Wall
02:39
lecture locked Somatic Nerves – Posterior Abdominal Wall
04:02
lecture locked Posterior Abdominal Wall: Conclusion
00:48
lecture locked Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands: Introduction
06:17
lecture locked Kidneys: Renal Capsule – Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands
06:01
lecture locked Kidneys: Segments and Blood Supply – Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands
05:00
lecture locked Ureters – Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands
02:05
lecture locked Suprarenal Glands – Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands
04:21
lecture locked Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands: Conclusion
00:38
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 James Pickering, PhD

James Pickering, PhD

Dr. James Pickering is a Professor of Anatomical Education at the University of Leeds, UK.
He obtained his PhD from the University of Leeds in 2019. Currently, he undertakes and publishes research within the areas of anatomy education, digital education, and curriculum design and evaluation.
Due to his achievements, he earned the University of Leeds Teaching Award and was named The Most Innovative Teacher of the Year 2014 and Learning Technologist of the Year 2014.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Pickering teaches courses on Anatomy.


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von Abida A. am 22. Mai 2024 für Abdomen [Archive]

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von Afnan B. am 30. April 2023 für Rectus Sheath II – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

Actually this is the first time I've understood the anatomy of the rectus sheath. The diagrams were very helpful. Thank you.

 
Segments – Liver and Gallbladder
von jarikiv766@mirtox.com j. am 23. Februar 2023 für Liver: Segments – Liver and Gallbladder

Segments – Liver and GallbladderSegments – Liver and GallbladderSegments – Liver and Gallbladder

 
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von Andre B. am 22. Februar 2023 für Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

I've been studying this for hours..... couldnt understand it. Then I saw this video and completly understood it.