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3 topics, 5 min.
2 topics, 4 min.
4 topics, 8 min.
5 topics, 22 min.
7 topics, 33 min.
0:00
So in terms of the omentum, let's talk about its structure.
0:03
It's actually a little bit more complicated than one might expect. So
0:06
the mentor actually fuse peritoneal folds
0:09
that attach the abdominal organs to one
0:12
another
0:13
You know, it's also called the apron of the abdomen.
0:16
So when it comes to the grad omentum, it's attached to the greater
0:19
curvature of the stomach as well as a transverse colon
0:22
and descends inferiorly over the intestines IE, hence
0:25
it being termed an apron.
0:27
The less momentum is attached to the Lesser curvature
0:30
of the stomach.
0:31
And the liver so what's the function of the great
0:34
momentum? Well, it's called the policeman of the admin Walling
0:37
off areas of disease. And when we think about sort of
0:40
peritoneal carcinomatosis is actually one of those first sites
0:43
in peritual carcinomatosis, when we
0:46
see actually seeding and implants within the abdomen the
0:49
less abdomen forms the anterior borders of
0:52
the epiploric foramen of Winslow and
0:55
then we have it separates the greater and the less of sacs of
0:58
the peritoneum. So the momentum may be subdivided into
1:01
constituent ligaments and this is sort of on the
1:04
origin of really sort of understanding what it entails. So
1:07
the last momentum includes the hepato gastric
1:10
ligament from the liver to the
1:13
stomach, they are part of duodenal ligament from liver
1:16
to the duodenum when it comes to the greater romantic.
1:19
It has a few ligaments attachments the
1:22
gastro-frenic diaphragm the stomach
1:25
gastrocolic.
1:27
Colon stomach the gastro splenic
1:30
ligament stomach the spleen splenorenal the
1:33
spleen to the kidney in the
1:36
frontal splenic ligament from the diaphragm to
1:39
the spleen.
1:42
So when we think about the greater omentum, it actually contains and
1:45
a supply where the right and left gastroenter arteries
1:48
interestingly. The lasso momentum actually is sort of
1:51
a little conduit for the right and left gastric arteries,
1:54
which are particularly a note and run along the
1:57
Lesser curvature of the stomach.
2:01
The hyperduino ligament of the lessomentum contains
2:04
the portal Triad which includes hepatic artery
2:07
proper the common bile duct. And of course the portal
2:10
vein.
Interactive Transcript
0:00
So in terms of the omentum, let's talk about its structure.
0:03
It's actually a little bit more complicated than one might expect. So
0:06
the mentor actually fuse peritoneal folds
0:09
that attach the abdominal organs to one
0:12
another
0:13
You know, it's also called the apron of the abdomen.
0:16
So when it comes to the grad omentum, it's attached to the greater
0:19
curvature of the stomach as well as a transverse colon
0:22
and descends inferiorly over the intestines IE, hence
0:25
it being termed an apron.
0:27
The less momentum is attached to the Lesser curvature
0:30
of the stomach.
0:31
And the liver so what's the function of the great
0:34
momentum? Well, it's called the policeman of the admin Walling
0:37
off areas of disease. And when we think about sort of
0:40
peritoneal carcinomatosis is actually one of those first sites
0:43
in peritual carcinomatosis, when we
0:46
see actually seeding and implants within the abdomen the
0:49
less abdomen forms the anterior borders of
0:52
the epiploric foramen of Winslow and
0:55
then we have it separates the greater and the less of sacs of
0:58
the peritoneum. So the momentum may be subdivided into
1:01
constituent ligaments and this is sort of on the
1:04
origin of really sort of understanding what it entails. So
1:07
the last momentum includes the hepato gastric
1:10
ligament from the liver to the
1:13
stomach, they are part of duodenal ligament from liver
1:16
to the duodenum when it comes to the greater romantic.
1:19
It has a few ligaments attachments the
1:22
gastro-frenic diaphragm the stomach
1:25
gastrocolic.
1:27
Colon stomach the gastro splenic
1:30
ligament stomach the spleen splenorenal the
1:33
spleen to the kidney in the
1:36
frontal splenic ligament from the diaphragm to
1:39
the spleen.
1:42
So when we think about the greater omentum, it actually contains and
1:45
a supply where the right and left gastroenter arteries
1:48
interestingly. The lasso momentum actually is sort of
1:51
a little conduit for the right and left gastric arteries,
1:54
which are particularly a note and run along the
1:57
Lesser curvature of the stomach.
2:01
The hyperduino ligament of the lessomentum contains
2:04
the portal Triad which includes hepatic artery
2:07
proper the common bile duct. And of course the portal
2:10
vein.
Report
Faculty
Mikhail CSS Higgins, MD, MPH
Director, Radiology Medical Student Clerkships; Director, ESIR
Boston University Medical Center
Tags
Ultrasound
Retroperitoneum
Peritoneum/Mesentery
Oncologic Imaging
MRI
Interventional
Genitourinary (GU)
Gastrointestinal (GI)
CT
Body
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