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Anatomy of the Abdominal Wall and Abdominal Lymph Node Stations

To book a class, come to my website: https://www.alisanatomycourse.com This video demonstrates the anatomy of the abdominal wall and the abdominal lymph node stations on CT. It continues with a live interactive anatomical quiz and then to a discussion on common pathological findings. The Abdominal Wall The Bones of the Abdominal Wall The lumbar vertebrae, L1 to L5 The body The pedicle The lamina The transverse processes (left and right) The spinous process The superior articular processes and facet joints (left and right) The inferior articular processes and facet joints (left and right) The intervertebral foramen The superior vertebral notch The inferior vertebral notch The vertebral foramen (the spinal canal) The anterior longitudinal ligament The posterior longitudinal ligament The ligamentum flavum The interspinous ligaments The supraspinous ligament The intertransverse ligaments The intervertebral discs The annulus fibrosus The nucleus pulposus The thoracic vertebrae T8 to T12 Same as the lumbar vertebrae, plus The costovertebral joints The costotransverse joints The abdominal ribs, 8 to 12 The costovertebral joints The costotransverse joints The body The neck The shaft The costochondral joint (8 to 10) The Sacrum The S1body The superior articular processes (left and right) The ala of the sacrum The anterior and posterior sacral foramens (S1 to S4) The sacral canal The sacral hiatus The lumbosacral joint The sacroiliac joint The sacrococcygeal joint The ilium The iliac crest The iliac tubercle The anterior superior iliac spine The anterior inferior iliac spine The posterior superior iliac spine The posterior inferior iliac spine The greater sciatic notch The sacroiliac joint The Muscles and Deep Fascia of the Abdominal Wall The external oblique muscle The internal oblique muscle The transverses abdominis muscle The rectus abdominis The rectus sheath The linea alba The linea semi-lunaris The arcuate line The transversals fascia The inguinal ligament The psoas major muscle The iliacus muscle The quadratus lumborum muscle The latissimus dorsi muscle The thoracolumbar fascia The posterior layer The middle layer The anterior layer The Abdominal Lymph Node Stations The retro-peritoneal and infra-peritoneal nodes The para-aortic nodes The aorto-caval nodes The pre-caval nodes The retro-caval nodes The common iliac nodes The external iliac nodes The internal iliac nodes The inferior rectal nodes The meso-rectal nodes The sacral nodes The intra-peritoneal nodes The pre-aortic nodes The coeliac nodes The gastro-hepatic nodes The peri-portal nodes The porto-caval nodes The splenic / gastro-splenic nodes The peri-pancreatic nodes The superior mesenteric nodes The peri-pancreatic nodes The mesenteric nodes The jejunal nodes The ilial nodes The ilio-colic nodes The appendicular nodes The right peri-colic nodes The middle-colic nodes The inferior mesenteric nodes The mesenteric nodes The left peri-colic nodes The sigmoidal nodes The superior rectal nodes The checklist and quiz can be downloaded from the link below: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1adghfnbh36... Please support this channel on Patreon: (website being verified) https://www.patreon.com/user?u=793646... DICOM Viewer is Horos from Horos Project: https://horosproject.org CT was made available for use for teaching at Embodi3D: https://www.embodi3d.com This exact CT can be downloaded here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bq2w13m3g2... #abdominalwall #lymphnodes #hernia