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MRCEM PART 1|Anatomy part 5

Hello and welcome to the FINAL video in our Anatomy Revision Series for the MRCEM exam! I’m Dr. Vidushi Chaturvedi, and in this quick, high-yield session, we wrap up our anatomical review with a deep dive into the Pancreas and the crucial Pelvic Ligaments. Thank you for joining me for this session! Your support keeps this series going—please drop a comment if you want to see more content and give this video a like! 📌 *Topics Covered in Anatomy Class (Part 5):* *1. Pancreas: Anatomy & Embryology* *Location:* Primarily Retroperitoneal, with the exception of the tail (Intraperitoneal). *Structure:* Parts (Head, Neck, Body, Tail, Uncinate Process) and key relations (e.g., Superior Mesenteric Artery, Duodenum, Spleen). *Endocrine Cells:* Review of Alpha (Glucagon), Beta (Insulin), Delta (Somatostatin), and F cells (Pancreatic Polypeptide). *Embryological Pathologies (High-Yield):* *Pancreas Divisum:* Failure of dorsal and ventral buds to merge. *Annular Pancreas:* Clockwise rotation leading to duodenal obstruction (GOO). *Idiopathic Pancreatitis:* Associated with a small dorsal pancreatic duct. *2. Pelvic Ligaments:* *Pelvic Stability Ligaments:* Sacroiliac, Sacrotuberous, Sacrospinous, and Iliolumbar ligaments. *Female Pelvic Ligaments:* *Broad Ligament:* Contents (Uterus, Ovaries, Fallopian Tube). *Round Ligament:* Attaches the Uterine Fundus to the Labia Majora. *Cardinal Ligament:* Attaches Cervix to the lateral pelvic wall, carries Uterine Vessels. *Suspensory Ligament of Ovary:* Attaches Ovary to the lateral pelvic wall. *💡 Looking Ahead:* *Next Series:* Starting the *Physiology Revision Series* very soon! *Future Plans:* Let me know if you’d like a new playlist—**"Target Tintinalli's"**—where we break down one chapter weekly from the standard Emergency Medicine textbook. Your motivation is my drive! #emergencymedicine #DNBResidency #DNBResident #mrcempreparation #EmergencyMedicineIndia #medicaleducation #residentlife #doctorsofindia #medicolife #medicalcommunity #DNBEmergencyMedicine #MRCEMGuidance #DNBJourney #EmergencyMedicineResident #residencytips #clinicalskills #emergencycare #LifeInER #erdoctor #doctorvlogs #medstudent #futuredoctor #healthcareindia #MedicineCareer #medicalmotivation