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MESENTERY ANATOMY: A Recently Discovered Human Organ

In this video, we discuss about the Mesentery Anatomy (A recently discovered organ). The mesentery is a continuous fold of tissue. That supports and anchors the intestines to the abdominal wall, ensuring they stay in place. But its role goes beyond just structural support-it also contains blood vessels, nerves, and lymphatics that supply the intestines, playing a vital role in nutrient absorption and immune response. The mesentery comes from the area on the back side of your abdomen, where your aorta, (a main artery) branches off to another large artery called the superior mesenteric artery. This is sometimes referred to as the root region of the mesentery. The mesentery fans out from this root region, to its locations throughout your abdomen. According to a 2016 research. 1. Holding the intestines in place. 2. Housing lymph nodes that fight off infections. 3. Producing proteins that cause inflammation. The mesentery attaches your intestines to the wall of your abdomen. This keeps your intestines in place, preventing it from collapsing down into your pelvic area. If the mesentery doesn't properly form during fetal development, the intestines can collapse or twist, as per 2017 research. This can lead to blocked blood vessels, or tissue death in the abdomen, which are both serious conditions. While the mesentery is a single structure, the organ has several parts, which include: Small-intestinal mesentery. This region is connected to your small intestine, specifically the jejunum and ileum regions. These are the last two regions of your small intestine, before it connects to your large intestine. Right mesocolon. This area of the mesentery runs flat along your posterior abdominal wall. Think of your posterior abdominal wall as the back wall of your body cavity. Transverse mesocolon. This broad region of the mesentery, connects your transverse colon to your posterior abdominal wall. Your transverse colon is the largest section of your large intestine. Left mesocolon. Like the right mesocolon, this area of the mesentery also runs flat, along your posterior abdominal wall. Mesosigmoid. This region connects your sigmoid colon, to your pelvic wall. Your sigmoid colon is the region of your colon just before your rectum. Mesorectum. This part of the mesentery is connected to your rectum. Your mesentery also contains lymph nodes. Lymph nodes are small glands located throughout your body, that help to fight off infections. They contain several types of immune cells, and can trap pathogens, such as viruses and bacteria. Lymph nodes in the mesentery can sample bacteria from your intestines, and generate an immune response when necessary. Your mesentery can also produce a protein called C-reactive protein, which is a sign of inflammation. It's usually produced in your liver, but fat cells in your mesentery can also produce it. Clarifications of the mesenteric anatomy, have facilitated a clearer understanding of diseases involving the mesentery, examples of which include malrotation and Crohn's disease. 🧠🫁🫀ANATOMY VIDEOS ✅FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY👉    • FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM ANATOMY & PHYSI...   ✅ANATOMY OF THYMUS GLAND (Location, Structure & Function)👉    • ANATOMY OF THYMUS GLAND (Location, Structu...   ✅ ANATOMY OF THE HEART (Parts, Structure, Location & Function)👉    • ANATOMY OF THE HEART (Parts, Structure, Lo...   ✅ANATOMY OF THE BRAIN, SKULL, AND NERVOUS SYSTEM👉    • ANATOMY OF THE BRAIN, SKULL, AND NERVOUS S...   ✅THE PHRENIC AND VAGUS NERVE ANATOMY👉    • THE PHRENIC AND VAGUS NERVE ANATOMY & PHYS...   🩺🩻⚕️INTERNAL MEDICINE VIDEOS ✅5 Warning Signs of Stroke | STROKE ALERT!👉    • 5 Warning Signs of Stroke | STROKE ALERT!   ✅CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE (Diagnosis & Symptoms of Heart Failure)👉    • CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE (Diagnosis & Symp...   ✅ABNORMAL UTERINE BLEEDING (Menometrorrhagia) Causes & Prevention👉    • ABNORMAL UTERINE BLEEDING (Menometrorrhagi...   ✅6 Common Causes & Risk Factors Of Ectopic Pregnancy👉    • 6 Common Causes & Risk Factors Of Ectopic ...   ✅ DIABETES MELLITUS (Types, Symptoms & Risk Factors)👉    • DIABETES MELLITUS (Types, Symptoms & Risk ...   MESENTERY ANATOMY: A Recently Discovered Human Organ #mesenteryanatomy #mesosigmoid #mesenterystructure #medmichihealthcare #mesentery #discoveredorgan #organ