Left hypochondrium. It lies under the diaphragm between it and the fundus of the stomach. The fundus. Ead of Anatomy Department eaad of Anatomy Department. - - weight: 875 875 gram ( gram (7 7 ounces). Ounces.
Left hypochondrium. It lies under the diaphragm between it and the fundus of the stomach. The fundus. Ead of Anatomy Department eaad of Anatomy Department. - - weight: 875 875 gram ( gram (7 7 ounces). Ounces.
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Left hypochondrium. It lies under the diaphragm between it and the fundus of the stomach. The fundus. Ead of Anatomy Department eaad of Anatomy Department. - - weight: 875 875 gram ( gram (7 7 ounces). Ounces.
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- - Professor of Anatomy, EmbryoIogy & Human Genetics Professor of Anatomy, EmbryoIogy & Human Genetics , AIexandria FacuIty of Medicine, , AIexandria FacuIty of Medicine, ead of Anatomy Department ead of Anatomy Department - - - - Genetics ConsuItant, CIinicaI Genomic Centre, AIex. FacuIty of medicine, Genetics ConsuItant, CIinicaI Genomic Centre, AIex. FacuIty of medicine, - - Genetics ConsuItant, Suzanne Mubarak RegionaI Centre for Women's HeaIth Genetics ConsuItant, Suzanne Mubarak RegionaI Centre for Women's HeaIth , AIex., Egypt , AIex., Egypt www.smcaIex.org www.smcaIex.org & DeveIopment & DeveIopment - - FeIIow, MedicaI CoIIege of Ohio, USA, FeIIow, MedicaI CoIIege of Ohio, USA, - - Member, American Society of Human Genetics. Member, American Society of Human Genetics. Site : Site : Left hypochondrium. Left hypochondrium. t lies under the diaphragm between it and t lies under the diaphragm between it and the fundus of the stomach. the fundus of the stomach. easurements: easurements: - -1 1 inch (thickness) x inch (thickness) x 3 3 inches (Breadth) x inches (Breadth) x 5 5 nches (length). nches (length). - - - - Weight: Weight: 875 875 gram ( gram (7 7 ounces). ounces). - - Surface anatomy: Behind left Surface anatomy: Behind left 9 9, , 10 10, , 11 11 ribs. ribs. Surface Surface anatomy anatomy :: t lies parallel to the ribs t lies parallel to the ribs number number 9 9, , 10 10 , and , and 11 11 on the left side. on the left side. The long axis of the The long axis of the spleen lies parallel to spleen lies parallel to the the 10 10th rib. th rib. ts medial end lies ts medial end lies 1 1 1 1//2 2 inches from the spine of inches from the spine of T. T. 10 10, while the lateral , while the lateral end lies just behind the end lies just behind the mid mid- -axillary line. axillary line. Shape : Shape : 3 3 borders, borders, 2 2 ends, ends, 2 2 surfaces. surfaces. A. Ends A. Ends 1 1) lateral end (Broad) ) lateral end (Broad) 2 2) medial end (tapering) ) medial end (tapering) B. Borders B. Borders Upper border (Sharp & Upper border (Sharp & notched) notched) Lower border (Broad) Lower border (Broad) ntermediate border (thick, ntermediate border (thick, incomplete. Extends from incomplete. Extends from the medial end till the the medial end till the hilum). hilum). Surfaces Surfaces 1 1- - Diaphragmatic surface: Diaphragmatic surface: Convex, Related to the diaphragm which Convex, Related to the diaphragm which separates it from separates it from 3 3 structures : structures :------- ------- - - Lower part of left pleura, Lower part of left pleura, - - Base of left lung, Base of left lung, - - Left Left 9 9, , 10 10, , 11 11 ribs. ribs. 2 2- - Visceral surface: Visceral surface: - - Concave, irregular, directed to the abdominal cavity. Concave, irregular, directed to the abdominal cavity. - - Contains the hilum and impressions for Contains the hilum and impressions for 4 4 abdominal abdominal organs: organs: - - 1 1- - Gastric impression Gastric impression (related to posterior wall of fundus (related to posterior wall of fundus of stomach). of stomach). - - 2 2- - Renal impression Renal impression.. - - 3 3- - Colic impression Colic impression (left colic flexure). (left colic flexure). - - 4 4- - Pancreatic impression Pancreatic impression (tail of pancreas). (tail of pancreas). Peritoneal relations Peritoneal relations The spleen is completely covered by peritoneum of The spleen is completely covered by peritoneum of the greater sac the greater sac except at the hilum except at the hilum.. t is attached and related to the following ligaments: t is attached and related to the following ligaments: 1 1- - Gastro Gastro- -splenic ligament splenic ligament 2 2- - Lieno Lieno- -renal ligament. renal ligament. - - The gastrosplenic ligament The gastrosplenic ligament (between hilum of spleen and (between hilum of spleen and fundus and greater curvature of stomach) contains: fundus and greater curvature of stomach) contains: - - Short gastric vessels Short gastric vessels - - Left gastroepiploic vessels Left gastroepiploic vessels - - Lymph nodes Lymph nodes The lieno The lieno- -renal ligament renal ligament (between hilum of spleen and left (between hilum of spleen and left kidney) contains: kidney) contains: - - Splenic vessels Splenic vessels - - Tail of pancreas Tail of pancreas - - Lymph nodes Lymph nodes ArteriaI SuppIy: ArteriaI SuppIy: Splenic artery (branch of the Splenic artery (branch of the coeliac trunk). coeliac trunk). t has a tortuous course at the t has a tortuous course at the upper border of the pancreas. upper border of the pancreas. t passes with the tail of the t passes with the tail of the pancreas in the lieno pancreas in the lieno- -renal renal ligament. ligament. At the hilum it divides into At the hilum it divides into 5 5 or or 6 6 splenic branches. splenic branches. 'enous drainage: 'enous drainage: The spleen is drained by the splenic vein The spleen is drained by the splenic vein that passes on the posterior surface of the that passes on the posterior surface of the pancreas to unit with superior mesenteric pancreas to unit with superior mesenteric vein to form the portal vein posterior to the vein to form the portal vein posterior to the neck of the pancreas. neck of the pancreas. Clinical notes: Clinical notes: Splenomegaly Splenomegaly t is an enlargement of the t is an enlargement of the spIeen spIeen beyond beyond its normal size. any disorders, including infections, its normal size. any disorders, including infections, anemias, can cause an enlarged spleen. Enlarged anemias, can cause an enlarged spleen. Enlarged spleen extends spleen extends downward and medially downward and medially (due to the (due to the presence of the phrenico presence of the phrenico- -colic ligament that prevents its colic ligament that prevents its direct downward descent). The splenic notch(s) may be direct downward descent). The splenic notch(s) may be felt by palpation through the anterior abdominal wall. felt by palpation through the anterior abdominal wall. njury of the spleen is common due to fracture of the njury of the spleen is common due to fracture of the 9 9, , 10 10, , 11 11 ribs, automobile accidents, during playing contact ribs, automobile accidents, during playing contact sports, or due to penetrating wounds of the lower left sports, or due to penetrating wounds of the lower left thorax. thorax. Accessory spleens are common ( Accessory spleens are common (10 10- -15 15% of people). % of people). They are found at the hilum of spleen, the lieno They are found at the hilum of spleen, the lieno- -renal, or renal, or the gastro the gastro- -splenic ligaments. splenic ligaments. The tail of pancreas is in close relation to the hilum of The tail of pancreas is in close relation to the hilum of spleen so it could be injured during spleen so it could be injured during splenectomy splenectomy (surgical removal of the spleen). (surgical removal of the spleen). Spleenectomy Spleenectomy Spleen removal is surgery to remove a Spleen removal is surgery to remove a diseased or damaged spleen the organ diseased or damaged spleen the organ that helps the body fight infections. ...ts that helps the body fight infections. ...ts attachments to other organs are gently cut. attachments to other organs are gently cut. nguinal lymph nodes nguinal lymph nodes - - Superficial inguinal LNs: Superficial inguinal LNs: Site: n the proximal region of the Site: n the proximal region of the femoral triangle. femoral triangle. No: No: 12 12- - 20 20 Two groups: Two groups: AA- - Horizontal group: Horizontal group: i i- - edial edial: t drains: Anterior : t drains: Anterior abdominal wall below abdominal wall below umbilicus, lower part of anal umbilicus, lower part of anal canal, external genitalia (male canal, external genitalia (male and female). and female). ii ii- - Lateral Lateral: t drains; buttock and : t drains; buttock and back below iliac crest. back below iliac crest. BB- - Vertical group: Vertical group: t drains the t drains the lower limb. t is present at the end lower limb. t is present at the end of the great saphenous vein. of the great saphenous vein. All the above groups of LNs send All the above groups of LNs send efferents to deep inguinal and efferents to deep inguinal and external iliac LNs. external iliac LNs. nguinal lymph nodes nguinal lymph nodes cont. cont. - - Deep inguinal LNs: Deep inguinal LNs: - - Site: Deep (under) to deep Site: Deep (under) to deep fascia on the medial side of fascia on the medial side of the femoral vein. the femoral vein. - - No: No: 1 1- -3 3. One of them may . One of them may lie in the femoral canal lie in the femoral canal (lymph node of Cloquet). (lymph node of Cloquet). - - Afferent: from deep Afferent: from deep lymphatics of the lower limb lymphatics of the lower limb and from superficial inguinal and from superficial inguinal LNs. LNs. - - Efferent: to external iliac Efferent: to external iliac LNs LNs