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NEW VERSION:    • Stomach Anatomy (Topography, External Feat...   Content: Introduction 0:00 Division of the Abdominal Cavity 0:24 Topography and General External Structures of the stomach 2:25 Portion of the stomach 4:14 Walls of the stomach 4:52 ☕Support me at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/meditay ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to divide the abdominal cavity: First, divide horizontally, upper horizontal plane (Subcostal Plane) and lower horizontal plane (interspinal plane) Then, Divide different levels. Upper level above Distantia Costarum, Middle level under distantia costarum and distantia interspinosa. Lower level under the distantia interspinosa. Vertical lines along the rectus abdominis muscle. Uper level: Epigastric region in middle, Right/Left Hypochondriac region. Middle region: Umbilical region, Right and left lateral regions Lower region: Pubical region, Right and left inguinal regions. Holotopy (Holotopia): Stomach Lies in Epigastric and right hypochondriac region. Gaster (Stomach): Between Oesophagus (Ostium Cardiacum) and small intestine (Ostium Pyloricum) Syntopy (Syntopia): Anterior: anterior abdominal wall, diaphragm and liver. Posterior: Close to left Kidney, Spleen, Pancreas and Transverse Colon. Lesser curvature has Incisura Angularis Greater curvature has Incisura Cardialis Portions of the stomach: Cardiac Part Fundus Body of gaster Pyloric region (Pyloric Antrum and Pyloric Canal) Walls of the Stomach: Tunica MucosaForms Plica Gastricae.Area Gastricae (lines by simple columnar epithelia)Small Pits (Foveolare Gastricae) which has Gastric Glands which is mostly in Fundus and Body of gaster. Lamina Muscularis Mucosae Tela Submucosacontains loose CT Tunica Muscularis 3 muscle layersInner layer: Oblique muscle layerMiddle layer: Circular muscle fibers, forms sphinter calles Pyloric Sphinter muscleOuter layer: Longitudinal muscle layer Tunica Serosa: Formed by peritoneum, slippery surface hi:)