Anatomical Relations of the Pancreatic Head, Neck, Body & Tail 📚🧐 скачать в хорошем качестве

Anatomical Relations of the Pancreatic Head, Neck, Body & Tail 📚🧐

🔥 Master the anatomical relations of the Pancreas in just minutes! This quick review covers all the important relations of the Pancreatic Head, Neck, Body, and Tail that you need to know for your MBBS exams, NEET PG, INI CET, and FMGE. 💯 🔍 What's Covered: 🫀 Pancreatic Head relations (anterior and posterior) 🎯 Pancreatic Neck relations 📍 Pancreatic Body relations ⭐ Pancreatic Tail relations 🎓 High-yield points for exams This simplified explanation of pancreas anatomy will help you understand the complex anatomical relationships in an easy-to-remember format - perfect for quick revision before your surgery posting or theory exams! ⚡✨ 📚 Perfect for: ✅ MBBS students ✅ NEET PG preparation ✅ INI CET revision ✅ FMGE candidates ✅ Surgery posting preparation ✅ Quick anatomy revision 📖 DETAILED ANATOMY: The pancreas is a retroperitoneal organ situated in the upper abdomen, extending obliquely from the C-loop of the duodenum on the right to the splenic hilum on the left. It is divided into four main anatomical parts: the head, neck, body, and tail, each with distinct anatomical relations. 🔸 PANCREATIC HEAD: The pancreatic head is the broadest part, nestled within the C-shaped curve of the duodenum. It lies anterior to the inferior vena cava and right renal vessels and surrounds the superior mesenteric vessels posteriorly. The bile duct runs in a groove on the posterosuperior surface or may be embedded in the pancreatic head substance. Inferiorly, the uncinate process projects backwards, lying posterior to the superior mesenteric artery and vein. 🔸 PANCREATIC NECK: The neck of the pancreas is a short segment connecting the head to the body, positioned anterior to the portal vein and superior mesenteric vessels. It lies near the pylorus of the stomach around the L1-L2 vertebra levels. 🔸 PANCREATIC BODY: The body of the pancreas extends leftward from the neck and tapers toward the tail. It forms the floor of the lesser sac. Anteriorly, it is covered by peritoneum; posteriorly, it is related to major vessels including the abdominal aorta and superior mesenteric artery. The left adrenal gland, left kidney, and renal vessels lie posterior to the body. 🔸 PANCREATIC TAIL: The tail is the narrowest and most mobile part, extending to the splenic hilum. It lies anterior to the left kidney and closely related to the splenic vessels within the splenorenal ligament. The tail is intraperitoneal unlike the other parts. Together, these relations allow the pancreas to interface with important vascular structures, parts of the digestive tract (duodenum), and surrounding organs (kidneys, spleen, adrenal glands), crucial for understanding its function and implications for surgery or disease such as tumors or pancreatitis. 💡 Don't forget to LIKE 👍, SHARE 📤, and SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more high-yield medical content! 🎯 Hit that bell icon to never miss an update! 🔔 💬 Drop your questions in the comments below! 👇 #PancreasAnatomy #MedicalStudents #NEETPG #MBBS #AnatomyMadeEasy #MedicalEducation #INICET #FMGE #SurgeryAnatomy #MedSchool #Retroperitoneal #UpperGIAnatomy #SurgicalAnatomy --- 🩺 Pancreas anatomy | Pancreatic relations | Medical student resources | Upper GI anatomy | Abdomen anatomy for MBBS | Retroperitoneal organs | Splenic hilum | Superior mesenteric vessels