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Peritoneum

Structures to mention

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  • Peritoneum parietale (On the walls of the above cavities)
  • Peritoneum viscerale (Covering the organs)
  • Cavum peritonei (The potential space containing peritoneal fluid between the parietal and visceral peritoneum)
  • Foramen omentale [epiploicum] (Opening from the greater peritoneal sac to the vestibulum bursae omentalis)
  • Bursa omentalis (Lesser peritoneal sac, potential space enclosed by the two omenta, the stomach and the liver)
    • Vestibulum bursae omentalis (Enclosed by omentum minus, stomach and liver)
    • Recessus dorsalis omentalis (Minor diverticulum of the vestibule between right crus of the diaphragm and liver, and between esophagus and vena cava caudalis)
    • Aditus ad recessum caudalem (Bounded by plica gastropancreatica, plica hepatopancreatica, curvatura ventriculi minor and duodenum)
    • Recessus caudalis omentalis (Enclosed by the omentum majus)
    • Recessus lienalis (The left extremety of the bursa omentalis. Enclosed by the ligg. Gastrophrenicum, gastrolienale and phrenicolienale)
  • Recessus supraomentalis (Ru) (Peritoneal cavity dorsal to the omentum majus)
  • Omentum majus [Epiploön] (Peritoneal sac between intestines and ventral abdominal wall. Encloses the recessus caudalis omentalis​)
    • Paries superficialis (Part of the omentum majus from curvatura ventriculi major to the caudal reflection)
    • Paries profundus (Deep wall. From its dorsal attachment to the caudal reflection)
    • Lig. gastrophrenicum (Extends from diaphragmfundus of the stomach)
    • Lig. gastrolienale (Between stomach → spleen)
    • Lig. lienorenale (eq) (Between diaphragm → spleen)
    • Velum omentale (ca) (Connects paries profundus of omentum majus with the left surface of mesocolon descendens)
  • Mesoduodenum
  • Mesenterium (Attached to jejenum and ileum)
    • Radix mesenterii (Dorsal attachment. Containing a. mesenterica cranialis)
    • Mesojejunum
    • Mesoileum
  • Mesocolon
    • Mesocolon ascendens
    • Mesocolon transversum
    • Mesocolon descendens
    • Mesocolon sigmoideum (bo)
  • Mesorectum
  • Omentum minus (Connects curvatura ventriculi minor and pars cranialis duodeni to fascies visceralis of liver)
    • Lig. hepatogastricum (From liver → stomach)
    • Lig. hepatoduodenale (From liver → pars cranialis duodeni. Contains v. Portae, a. Hepatica, and ductus choledochus. Forms ventral boundary of for. omentale)
  • Lig. falciforme hepatis
  • Lig. coronarium hepatis (Attaches to diaphragm. Surrounding area nuda and sulcus venae cavae, and connecting ligg. Triangularia and falciforme)
    • Lig. triangulare dextrum (Right lobe of liver → diaphragm)
    • Lig. triangulare sinistrum (Left lobe of liver → diaphragm)
  • Lig. hepatorenale (Between processus caudatus → right kidney)
  • Plica duodenocolica (Fold of peritoneum between duodenum ascendenscolon descendens)
  • Plica ileocaecalis (Between antimesiteric surface of the ileum and cecum)
  • Plica caecocolica (eq) (Between tenia libera lateralis of the right ventral colon → tenia lateralis ceci)
  • Excavatio rectogenitalis (Recess of peritoneal cavity between rectum and plica genitalis (male), uterus and ligg. lata (female))
    • Fossa pararectalis (Lateral to rectum and mesorectum)
  • Excavatio vesicogenitalis (Between bladder and plica genitalis (male), uterus and ligg. lata (female))
  • Excavatio pubovesicalis (Peritoneal recess. Ventral to bladder and ligg. vesicae lateralia)
  • Spatium retroperitoneale (Between peritoneum → body wall)
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Name the serous cavities present in the trunk

General knowledge

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There are 3 serosal cavities

  • Cavum pleurae
    • Left and right
    • Formed by pleura
  • Cavum pericardii
    • Formed by pericardium serosum
  • Cavum peritonei
    • Fromed by peritoneum
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Peritoneum

Divisions

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  • Peritoneum parietale
    • Covers the inner surface of the walls of the abdominal, pelvic and scrotal cavities
  • Peritoneum viscerale
    • Covers the organs of the abdominal, pelvic and scrotal cavities
  • Connecting peritoneum
    • Consists of double sheets of peritoneum extending between organs or connecting them to peritoneum parietale
    • These peritoneal folds are called:
      • Mesenteries (From abdominal wall → jejunum and ileum)
      • Omenta
      • Ligaments (From a wall → organ, or from organ → organ
  • Cavum peritonei communicates with the pleural cavity through the three openings in the diaphragm:
    • Hiatus aorticus (for aorta and v. azygous)
    • Hiatus esophageus (for esophagus and tr. vagus)
    • For. venae cavae (for v. cava caudalis)
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Peritoneum

Define retroperitoneum

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Organs that lie agianst the walls of the abdominal or pelvic cavities and that are covered only on one surface by peritoneum are said to be retroperitoneal

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Peritoneum

Define intraperitoneal

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  • Intraperitoneal structures includes:
    • GI-tract (ø caudal part of rectum and anus)
    • Liver
    • Pancreas
    • Spleen
    • Urogenital tract (ø kidney and parts of the uterus)
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Peritoneum

Openings in peritoneum

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  • Cavum peritonei communicates with the pleural cavity through the three openings in the diaphragm:
    • Hiatus aorticus (for aorta and v. azygous)
    • Hiatus esophageus (for esophagus and tr. vagus)
    • For. venae cavae (for v. cava caudalis)
  • Male: completely closed
  • Female: opening at the abdominal end of each tuba uterina → communication with the external genitalia
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Peritoneum

  1. Define the pelvic peritoneal pouches
  2. Draw them
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  • Processus vaginalis peritonei
    • Male: Canalis inguinalis permits a peritoneal invagination (tunica vaginalis) to reach the scrotum
      • Ca: also in female
  • Excavatio rectogenitalis
    • Most dorsal
    • Male: Rectum → plica genitalis
    • Female: Uterus → ligg. lata
    • Fossa pararectalis is an extension
      • Lateral to rectum and mesorectum
  • Excavatio vesicogenitalis
    • Male: Bladder → plica genitalis
    • Female: Uterus → ligg. lata
  • Excavatio pubovesicalis
    • Floor of pelvis → bladder and its ligaments
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Abdominal cavity

Define the abdominal cavity

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  • Extends from arcus costalis and last riblinea terminalis which surrounds the entrance of the pelvic cavity
  • Caudal to diaphragm
  • Wall of the cavity is formed by:
    • Cranial:
      • Diaphragm
    • Dorsal:
      • Consists of:
        • Skin
        • Superficial and deep thoracolumbar fasciae
        • Epaxial muscles (m. iliocostalis, m. longissimus, m.. multifidus)
        • Hypaxial muscles
        • Lumbar vertebrae (m. quadratus lumborum, m. iliopsoas, m. psoas minor)
        • Iliac fascia
      • Roof of abdominal cavity
    • Lateral and ventral:
      • Skin
      • Superficial fasciae (enclose m. cutaneous trunci)
      • Deep fasciae (herbivores = tunica flava)
      • Abdominal muscles
      • Internal fasciae = fascia transversus
    • Caudal:
      • Continous with the pelvic cavity
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Abdominal cavity

List the serous duplicates in the abdominal cavity

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  • Liver:
    • Lig. falciforme hepatis
      • By omentum minus: peritoneal fold that passes from the umbilicus → diaphragm, also attached to the liver between lobus hepatis sinister medialis and lobus quadratus
    • Lig. teres hepatis
      • Remnant of v. umbilicalis
      • Liver → umbilicus
    • Lig. triangulare dextra/sinistra
      • Right and left lobes of liver → diaphragm
    • Lig. coronarium
      • Liver → diaphragm
      • Surrounds area nuda and sulcus vena cava on the liver
    • Lig. hepatogastricum
      • Liver → stomach
      • The greater part of omentum minus
    • Lig. hepatoduodenale
      • Liver → pars cranialis duodeni
      • Contains:
        • V. portae
        • A. hepatica
        • Ductus choleoductus
      • Free right border of omentum munus
    • Lig. hepatorenale
      • Processus caudatus of liver → right kidney
  • Spleen:
    • Lig. gastrolienale
      • Part of omentum majus
      • Stomach → spleen
    • Lig. phrenicolienalis
      • Diaphragm → splee
    • Lig. lienorenalis (Eq?)
      • Part of omentum majus
      • Hilus renalis → left kidney
  • Intestines:
    • Plica duodenocolica
      • Between antimesenteric surface of ileum and cecum
      • Eq: attached to tenia dorsalis ceci
    • Mesoduodenum
    • Mesentrium (attached to jejunum and ileum)
      • Mesojejunum
      • Mesoileum
    • Mesocolon
    • Omentum majus
      • Peritoneal sac between intestines and ventral abdominal wall
      • Encloses the recessus caudalis omentalis
    • Omentum minus
      • Connects curvatura ventriculi minor and pars cranialis duodenifascies visceralis of liver

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