the gallbladder

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which region is the gallbladder in?

right hypochondrial region

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where is the gallbladder in relation to the liver?

inferior surface of the right lobe

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what are the 3 parts of the gall bladder?

- fundus

- body

- neck

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what is the fundus?

rounded distal portion of gallbladder

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what is the body?

the largest part of the gallbladder

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what is the neck?

- where the gallbladder becomes continuous with the cystic duct

- leads to biliary tree

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what is located in the neck of the gallbladder?

mucosal fold called Hartmann's Pouch

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what is the biliary tree?

a series of gastrointestinal ducts which allows newly synthesised bile from the liver to be concentrated and stored in the gall bladder

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where is bile secreted from and where does it go?

- it is secreted from hepatocytes and drains from both lobes of the liver via canniculi, intralobular duct and collecting ducts into the left and right hepatic ducts

- these form the common hepatic duct

- the common hepatic duct descends to join the cystic duct which is called the common bile duct

- the common bile duct descends to join the main pancreatic duct forming the hepatopanceatic ampulla (or ampulla of Vater) which empties into the major duodenal papilla

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which arteries supply the gallbladder?

the cystic artery - branch of the right hepatic artery - from common hepatic artery - from coeliac trunk

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which veins drain the gallbladder?

the cystic veins - drain into the hepatic portal vein

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which nerves supply the gallbladder?

- sympathetic and sensory fibres from the coeliac plexus

- parasympathetic fibres from the vagus nerve

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does the gallbladder have a serosa or adventitia?

although it is intraperitoneal it has an adventitia

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what other intraperitoneal structure has an adventitia instead of a serosa?

bare area of the liver

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what does the hepatobiliary/cystohepatic/CALOTS triangle borders consist of?

inferiorly - cystic duct

medially - hepatic duct

superiorly - inferior surface of liver

<p>inferiorly - cystic duct</p><p>medially - hepatic duct</p><p>superiorly - inferior surface of liver</p>
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what else is found inside the hepatobiliary/cystohepatic triangle?

cystic artery

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what 2 structures are joined in the hepatobiliary/cystohepatic triangle?

cystic duct and cystic artery

<p>cystic duct and cystic artery</p>
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what is calot's triangle bordered by?

inferiorly - cystic duct

medially - common hepatic duct

superiorly - cystic artery

<p>inferiorly - cystic duct</p><p>medially - common hepatic duct</p><p>superiorly - cystic artery</p>