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Greater Sac & Hepatorenal Pouch of Morrison Anatomy | Infracolic & Supracolic Compartments

Greater Sac & Hepatorenal Pouch of Morrison Anatomy | Infracolic & Supracolic Compartments - paracolic gutters | Abdomen & pelvis anatomy mbbs Lecture 19 In this MBBS 1st Year Anatomy lecture, we'll cover the greater sac of the peritoneal cavity, its boundaries, and key divisions. We will also dive deep into the clinically significant Hepatorenal Pouch of Morrison and other peritoneal spaces. The concepts are simplified using clear diagrams, 3D visuals, and handwritten notes in both Hindi & English. This lecture is perfect for: -MBBS students -NEET PG aspirants -Nursing & Paramedical students from India and neighboring countries like Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, etc. 🔍 What You’ll Learn: -Greater Sac Anatomy: Its boundaries and divisions into supracolic and infracolic compartments. -Infracolic Compartment: Its division into left and right infracolic spaces and the significance of the paracolic gutters. -Supracolic Compartment: Its spaces, including the subphrenic and subhepatic spaces. -Hepatorenal Pouch of Morrison: Its relations, boundaries, and crucial clinical anatomy. 📖 References: -BD Chaurasia -Vishram Singh -Gray’s Anatomy -Netter’s Atlas 📥 Download Handwritten Notes & PDFs: 👉 Telegram: https://t.me/BAJRANGSINGHMBBS 👉Message me on wattsapp for notes-https://wa.me/message/N32F7L5YOEIJP1 📸 Follow for Daily Updates & Short Notes: 👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bajrangsing... 👉Wattsapp channel-https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBt... 🎥 Watch Full Abdomen Anatomy Playlist: 👉    • Abdomen & Pelvis Anatomy All Lectures   ✅ Connect with Us! Like, Comment & Subscribe for more MBBS anatomy lectures, NEET PG concepts, and short notes. #PeritoneumLecture #GreaterSac #MorrisonPouch #HepatorenalPouch #ParacolicGutters #MBBSAnatomy #MedicalStudent #NEETPG #AbdomenAnatomy #ClinicalAnatomy #PeritonealCavity #Anatomy #SubphrenicSpace #InfracolicCompartment