Body Region: Abdomen

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    The genitofemoral nerve descends through the psoas and provides the cremasteric reflex (stroking the inner thigh contracts the cremaster to…
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    The rectus abdominis runs vertically between the pubis and the costal cartilages, interrupted by three horizontal tendinous intersections at the…
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    The external oblique is the largest and most superficial lateral abdominal muscle. Its fibres run inferomedially ('hands in pockets' direction),…
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    The internal oblique lies deep to the external oblique with fibres running at 90 degrees to it (superomedially — 'fanning'…
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    The dartos is a smooth muscle layer in the scrotal skin that contracts to rugose and thicken the scrotum in…
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    The left gastric artery is the smallest coeliac trunk branch but carries the highest clinical significance in portal hypertension —…
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    The cystic artery supplies the gallbladder and is the critical vessel identified during cholecystectomy in the critical view of safety…
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    The left gastric vein (coronary vein) is the most important portal-systemic collateral pathway. In portal hypertension it reverses flow —…
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    The superior rectal artery is the primary rectal blood supply from the IMA. Its submucosal branches anastomose with the middle…
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    The hepatic artery proper is the left-anterior structure of the portal triad in the hepatoduodenal ligament. Its right branch provides…

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