Body Region: Abdomen

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    The greater omentum is a large peritoneal apron hanging from the greater curvature of the stomach and the transverse colon,…
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    The transverse mesocolon is a broad peritoneal fold connecting the transverse colon to the posterior abdominal wall along the anterior…
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    The sigmoid mesocolon is a V-shaped peritoneal fold attaching the sigmoid colon to the posterior abdominal wall, with its apex…
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    The mesoappendix is the triangular peritoneal fold attaching the appendix to the terminal ileum mesentery, containing the appendicular artery (a…
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    The phrenicosplenic ligament is a peritoneal fold connecting the diaphragm to the superior pole and posterior surface of the spleen,…
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    The splenocolic ligament is a peritoneal fold extending from the inferior pole of the spleen to the splenic flexure of…
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    The lateral umbilical ligaments (lateral umbilical folds) are peritoneal folds overlying the inferior epigastric vessels on each side of the…
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    The vesical fascia is the visceral peritoneal reflection and the surrounding condensed connective tissue enclosing the urinary bladder, continuous with…
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    The endopelvic fascia is the condensed connective tissue filling the pelvic extraperitoneal space, investing the pelvic viscera and forming the…
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    The internal anal sphincter is a smooth muscle thickening providing the majority of resting anal tone. It relaxes reflexively with…

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