By Morton A. Meyers MD FACR FACG
The 6th variation keeps the culture of this nice publication by means of utilising anatomic wisdom to state of the art imaging. Chapters were reorganized to aid the reader larger interpret imaging experiences through in actual fact demonstrating what to anticipate and the place to appear for ailment unfold from each one person organ. updated chapters discover the dynamic inspiration, clarify its embryologic and anatomic foundation, and classify the mechanisms of affliction development. the most recent imaging modalities, together with CT, MRI, ultrasound, and puppy, are integrated throughout.
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The liver splits the ventral mesentery into anterior and posterior portions, the falciform ligament and gastrohepatic ligament (lesser omentum), respectively (Fig. 2–8a, b). The free margin of the falciform ligament contains the left umbilical vein, forming the ligamentum teres. ’’ The peritoneal lining reflects from this area as the coronary ligament and attaches to the lateral abdominal wall as the triangular ligaments. The liver ligaments are in continuity with the falciform ligament and the gastrohepatic ligament as derivates of the ventral mesentery (ventral mesogastrium) (Fig.
The dorsal mesogastrium connecting the spleen and stomach is the gastrosplenic ligament. The dorsal mesogastrium of the pancreas fuses posteriorly (Fig. 2–10a, b). The dorsal mesogastrium between the spleen and the dorsal midline fuses with the posterior abdominal wall, whereas the remaining part connects the spleen and left kidney and is designated the splenorenal ligament (Fig. 2–11a–c). a 15 b Fig. 2–10. (a) Diagrammatic drawing of transverse section through a 5–6-week embryo. The pancreas (P) and spleen (S) have formed within and are suspended by the dorsal mesogastrium (arrowheads).
Below the renal fascia, the anterior and posterior pararenal spaces merge as the infrarenal space, which descends into the pelvis. The infrarenal space is in continuity with paravesical spaces of the pelvis, which is in continuity with the anterior and posterior extraperitoneal spaces of the pelvis (Fig. 3–1). The paravesical space is in continuity with the broad ligament, the sigmoid mesocolon, and the mesorectum. Thus, the subperitoneal continuity persists via the confluence of the extraperitoneum and the suspended pelvic organs.