Anatomy of the Abdomen

Anatomy of the Abdomen — Expert Atlas

How it begins

Estudio exhaustivo de la pared abdominal, peritoneo, vísceras huecas y macizas, retroperitoneo, vascularización e inervación del abdomen — con correlaciones clínicas y quirúrgicas de alto nivel

What it covers

1. Introduction and Abdominal Topography
2. · Topographic Regions
3. Abdominal Wall
4. · 1.1 Layers of the Anterior Abdominal Wall
5. · 1.2 Rectus Muscles of the Abdomen and Rectus Sheath
6. · 1.3 Inguinal Canal
7. · 1.4 Umbilical Region
8. Peritoneum
9. · 2.1 Classification of the Abdominal Viscera by its Relationship with the Peritoneum
10. · 2.2 Omentums
11. · 2.3 Omentum Transcavity (Omental Bursa)
12. · 2.4 Mesentery of the Small Intestine
13. · 2.5 Clinically Relevant Peritoneal Spaces
14. Stomach
15. Small Intestine
16. · 4.1 Duodenum
17. · 4.2 Jejunum and Ileum
18. Large Intestine
19. · 5.1 Anatomical Characteristics of the Colon
20. · 5.2 Segments of the Large Intestine
21. · 5.3 The Vermiform Appendix
22. · 5.4 Sudeck's Critical Point and Riolan's Anastomosis
23. Liver and Biliary Tract
24. · 6.1 Couinaud's Segmental Anatomy
25. · 6.2 Extrahepatic Biliary Tracts
26. Pancreas
27. Spleen
28. Retroperitoneum — Kidneys and Adrenals
29. · 9.1 Retroperitoneal Spaces and Fascias
30. · 9.2 Kidneys
31. · 9.3 Ureters
32. · 9.4 Adrenal Glands
33. Abdominal Vascularization
34. · 10.1 Abdominal Aorta
35. · 10.2 Portal Venous System
36. · 10.3 Inferior Vena Cava (IVC)
37. Innervation of the Abdomen
38. · 11.1 Somatic Innervation of the Abdominal Wall
39. · 11.2 Visceral Autonomic Innervation
40. Integrative Clinical-Surgical Correlations
41. · 12.1 Mesenteric Ischemia
42. · 12.2 The Acute Abdomen — Anatomical Basis of Diagnosis
43. · 12.3 Laparoscopic Surgery — Access Points and Anatomy
44. · 12.4 Hiatal Hernia — Anatomy of the Esophageal Hiatus
45. · 12.5 Retroperitoneum — Hematoma and Abdominal Compartment Syndrome
46. · Anatomical-Clinical Principle Final