Abdomen Flashcards
Anterior abdominal wall (16 cards)
Bony landmarks of abdomen
Xiphoid process
Ribs7-12
Iliac crest
AIS
Pubic crest
Pubic symphysis
Layers of wall
Skin, campers fascia, scarpas fascia
Muscles and their fascia
Transversefascia
Extra peritoneal fat layer parietal peritoneum
Cleavage lines (langers lines
Run horizontally . Cut along minimal scarring
Why the three muscles run like that
Strengthen abdomen and prevent herniating
Inguinal ligament and lines semilunlaris
Lower border of external oblique muscle and lateral margin of rectus abdominis
Arcuate line
Internal Oblique and transverse sbdominis aponeorosis
Mcburneys incision
Base of appendix appendectomy
Superficial arterial supply
Superficial epigastric-to umbilicus
Superficial circumflex-along iliac crest
Superficial External pudendal- external genitalia
ALL FROM FEMORAL
Deep arterial supply
From internal thoracic A; musculophrenic(across costal margin), superior epigastric(into rectus sheath)
Post intercostal and lumbar from aorta laterally
Deep circumflex iliac to iliac crest and inferior epigastric artery to rectus sheath from EXTERNAL ILIAC ARTERY
Inferior epigastric artery
Branch of external iliac artery and into rectus sheath anastomose with superior epigastric joining EIA and internal thoracic. Medial to deep inguinal ring has two branches: cremasteric to muscle and pubic branch to obturator and in front of femoral canal and may be injured causing bleeding
Superficial venous drainage
Lateral thoracic to axillary vein
Inferior: superficial epigastric to great sphenoid to femoral
Medial: para
umbilical to portal vein
Lateral thoracic + superior epigastric= thoracoepigastric
Deep venous drainage
Superior epigastric+musculophrenic= internal thoracic vein
Lumbar=IVC
Post intercostal=azygous
Inferior epigastric+deep circumflex=external iliac
Nerve supply
T7-L1
Iliohypogastric and ilioingunal
Dermatomes
Xiphoid process = T7
Umbilicus= T10
Pubic area= L1
Lymph drainage
Superficial
Axillary
Superficial inguinal
Lymph deep
Internal thoracic lymph nodes
External iliac
Paraaortic lymph nodes