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Abdomen Anatomy in 7 Days
How to study
abdomen anatomy
Nine Region of abdomen
Abdominal Muscles (chart)
Rectus sheath (chart and diagram)
Lumbar plexus (chart)
Inguinal Ligament, Canal, Hernia
Inguinal ligament
inguinal canal
Inguinal hernia
Hesselbach’s triangle (4 in 1)
Mid point of inguinal ligament &
mid inguinal point
Blood Supply of Abdomen
Whole body blood supply
(only one chart)
Abdominal aorta (chart)
Coeliac trunk (chart)
Superior mesenteric artery
branche’s
Inferior mesenteric artery
branche’s
Rectum and anal canal
(blood supply)
Venous Drainage of Abdomen
Portacaval anastomosis
Portal vein tributaries
Rectum and anal canal
Peritoneum
Peritoneum (overall)
Epiploic Foramen or
foramen of winslow
Lesser Omentum
Uterus Anatomy
Support of Uterus
(overall)
Round Ligament of Uterus
Broad ligament of uterus
Recto uterine pouch
/ Pouch of douglas
Duodenum
Duodenum anatomy - 1st part
Duodenum anatomy - 2nd part
Duodenum anatomy - 3rd part
Duodenum anatomy - 4th part
Pancreas
Pancreas anatomy (chart)
Pancreas
Stomach anatomy
Stomach bed
Spleen
Pancreas anatomy (chart)
Appendix
Pancreas anatomy (chart)
Kidney Anatomy
Kidney anatomy
Kidney : anterior relatiom
Kidney : Posterior relation
NEET PG - Recall Question
Liver Anatomy
Liver anatomy
Ligament of liver
Tracing of liver ligament
Bare area of liver
Calot’s Trigeminal : Cholecystectomy
(Boundaries, content)
Other Topics
Perineum - chart
Pudendal canal
Greater and lesser sciatic foramen
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