git blood

common hepatic, splenic, left gastric

right gastric, gastroduodenal, superior pancreaticoduodenal

cystic artery is a branch of which aretry

right hepatic

branches of superior mesenteric artery

inf pancreaticoduodenal, middle colic, jejunal and ileal, right colic, ileocolic

which structures pass between aorta and sma?

duodenum and renal vein

branches of ileocolic

ascending, ileal, ant and post cecal

branches of ima

left colic, sigmoidal branches, sup rectal

at splenic flexure (sup and inf meenteric arteries watershed)

griffith’s point

rectosigmoid junction (inf and hypogastric arteries watershed)

sudeck’s point

severe pain and discomfort after heavy mea. why?

narrowing of sma. mesenteric angina.

if there is a blockage which artery provides collateral circulation

marginal artery of drummond

portal vein drains blood from

from esophagus to upper half of an canal

portal vein is formed where and by union of what

behind pancreas neck by union of smv and splenic vein

branches of splenic vein

short gastric, lt gastroepiploic, imv

branches of smv

ileocolic, rt colic, middle colic, inf pancreaticoduodenal, rt gastroepiploic, jejunal, ileal

imv receives

sup rectal, sigmoid, lt colic

portal vein branches

splenic (+IMV), SMV, lt and rt gastric, cystic

connective tissues replace normal tissues in liver

fibrosis

nodular textures surrounded by fibrosis

cirrhosis

anastomosis sites

gastroesophageal (gastric with azygos), anus (sup inf middle rectal), ant abdominal wall (paraumbilical with epigastric)

2 causes of varicose vains in abdomen

fluid in the peritoneal cavity, increased pressure in portal venous system

extrahepatic shunt between splenic and left renal vein

splenorenal shunt

between portal and ivc

side-to-side portacaval shunt

prosthetic vascular graft between ivc and sup mesenteric

mesocaval shunt