Leiden MOOC 4.13 - Video Anatomy on the table: peritoneal structures

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The detachment of peritoneal adherences as forms the basis of many gastrointestinal surgical procedures is shown in a dissection specimen. The greater omentum is detached from the transverse colon, giving access to the omental bursa. The descending colon and mesocolon are detached, the so-called left visceral rotation. The Cattel-Braasch manoeuvre - detaching and lifting the ascending (meso) colon and small intestines, to give access to the peritoneal back wall - is demonstrated. This also unveils the hidden part of the duodenum. Finally, it is shown how the mesocolons and the mesentery of the small intestine form a continuity that  rotated with the intestines embryologically.
This video is from the MOOC 'Anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis: a journey from basis to clinic' by the Leiden University Medical Center.
This video is also availabale at https://youtu.be/BKMaeT1VIho
Anatomical structures in item:
Ventriculus
Omentum majus
Colon
Ileum
Jejunum
Peritoneum
Mesocolon ascendens
Mesocolon descendens
Mesocolon
Mesocolon transversum
Radix mesenterii
Mesentery
Duodenum
Peritoneum parietale
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Creator(s)/credit: O. Paul Gobée MD, Anatomist, LUMC; J. de Roeck-den Boeft, video, LUMC
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Leiden MOOC 4.13 - Video Anatomy on the table: peritoneal structures
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Creator(s)/credit: O. Paul Gobée MD, Anatomist, LUMC; J. de Roeck-den Boeft, video, LUMC
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The detachment of peritoneal adherences as forms the basis of many gastrointestinal surgical procedures is shown in a dissection specimen. The greater omentum is detached from the transverse colon, giving access to the omental bursa. The descending colon and mesocolon are detached, the so-called left visceral rotation. The Cattel-Braasch manoeuvre - detaching and lifting the ascending (meso) colon and small intestines, to give access to the peritoneal back wall - is demonstrated. This also unveils the hidden part of the duodenum. Finally, it is shown how the mesocolons and the mesentery of the small intestine form a continuity that  rotated with the intestines embryologically.
This video is from the MOOC 'Anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis: a journey from basis to clinic' by the Leiden University Medical Center.
This video is also availabale at https://youtu.be/BKMaeT1VIho
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Anatomical structures in item
Ventriculus
Omentum majus
Colon
Ileum
Jejunum
Peritoneum
Mesocolon ascendens
Mesocolon descendens
Mesocolon
Mesocolon transversum
Radix mesenterii
Mesentery
Duodenum
Peritoneum parietale
Topics
Gross
Dissection
Clinical discipline
Gastroenteric surgery