OrganGallbladdervesica biliarisAbdomenThe gallbladder is a pear-shaped sac, about 7-10 cm long, that lies in a fossa on…
OrganGallbladder Muscularistunica muscularis vesicae biliarisAbdomenThe gallbladder muscularis is the smooth muscle coat that enables gallbladder contraction to expel bile. Unlike…
OrganGastric Rugaeplicae gastricaeAbdomenGastric rugae are the folds of mucosa and submucosa that line the inside of the stomach.…
OrganGastro-oesophageal Junctionjunctio oesophagogastricaAbdomenThe gastro-oesophageal junction is where the oesophagus joins the cardia of the stomach, just below the…
OrganGlomerular Capsule (Bowman Capsule)capsula glomerularis (Bowmani)AbdomenThe glomerular capsule, or Bowman capsule, is the double-walled cup at the start of the nephron…
OrganGlomerulusglomerulus renalisAbdomenThe glomerulus is a tiny tuft of looping capillaries inside each nephron where blood is first…
OrganGreater Curvature of the Stomachcurvatura major gastrisAbdomenThe greater curvature is the long, convex left border of the stomach, about four or five…
OrganHaustra of the Colonhaustra coliAbdomenHaustra are the series of pouches or sacculations along the colon, produced because the taeniae coli…
OrganHead of the Pancreascaput pancreatisAbdomenThe head is the widest part of the pancreas, nestled inside the C-shaped loop of the…
OrganHepatic Lobulelobulus hepatisAbdomenThe hepatic lobule is the basic microscopic unit of the liver: a six-sided column of liver…
OrganHepatocystic Triangletrigonum cystohepaticumAbdomenThe hepatocystic triangle, often called Calot triangle, is a small space bounded by the cystic duct…
OrganHepatopancreatic Ampullaampulla hepatopancreaticaAbdomenThe hepatopancreatic ampulla (ampulla of Vater) is the short dilated channel formed where the common bile…
OrganHorizontal Part of the Duodenumpars horizontalis duodeniAbdomenThe horizontal (third or inferior) part of the duodenum is about 6-8 cm long and crosses…
OrganIleocaecal Valvevalva ileocaecalis (ostium ileale)AbdomenThe ileocaecal valve guards the opening where the ileum enters the caecum on its posteromedial side.…
OrganIleumileumAbdomenThe ileum is the last and longest part of the small intestine, making up about three-fifths…
OrganIntestinal Villivilli intestinalesAbdomenIntestinal villi are finger-like projections, about 0.5-1 mm tall, that cover the lining of the small…
OrganJejunumjejunumAbdomenThe jejunum is the middle part of the small intestine, making up roughly the first two-fifths…
OrganJuxtaglomerular Apparatusapparatus juxtaglomerularisAbdomenThe juxtaglomerular apparatus is a small sensing and signalling unit where the distal tubule touches the…
OrganKidneyren (nephros)AbdomenThe kidneys are a pair of bean-shaped organs lying against the posterior abdominal wall, one on…
OrganLarge Intestineintestinum crassumAbdomenThe large intestine is the final part of the digestive tract, about 1.5 m long, running…
OrganLeft Colic Flexureflexura coli sinistraAbdomenThe left colic flexure, or splenic flexure, is the sharp bend where the transverse colon turns…
OrganLeft Lobe of the Liverlobus hepatis sinisterAbdomenThe left lobe is the smaller, thinner part of the liver that lies to the left…
OrganLesser Curvature of the Stomachcurvatura minor gastrisAbdomenThe lesser curvature is the short, concave right border of the stomach, running from the oesophagus…
OrganLiverheparAbdomenThe liver is the largest internal organ and largest gland in the body, weighing about 1.5…
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