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"dudekadaktulos"

Shortest,widest & most fixed part of S.I.

Extends- pylorus to duodenojejunal flexure

C shape, Level of umblicus- L1,2,3.

25 cm long- 5, 7.5, 10, & 2.5 cm.

Mostly retroperitoneal & fixed.

Relationships of superior part
Anteriorly

Quadrate lobe of liver
Gallbladder

Posteriorly

Commom bile duct
Gastroduodenal a.
Portal v.

Superioely

Omental foramen
Hepati Art

Inferiorly

Head & Neck of pancreas

Relationships of descending

part

Anteriorly

Liver, Gall bladder
Transverse colon and

mesocolon

Loops of small intestine

Posteriorly

Right renal, hilum and ureter
Right renal vessels
IVC , Psoas major

Medially

Head of pancreas
Common bile duct and

pancreatic duct

Laterally

Right colic flexure

Relationships of horizontal part
Superiorly
-Head of pancreas, Uncinate pr
Inferiorly

Loops of small intestine

Anteriorly

Radix of mesentery

Superior mesenteric a. and v.

Posteriorly
-Psoas major

Right ureter

Inferior vena cava

Abdominal aorta ? testi art,

IMA






Relationships of ascending part
Right

Head of pancreas and abdominal aorta

Left

Left kidney and ureter

Ant.- Transverse colon

& meso.,Lesser sac &

stomach

Post.- Lt. sympathetic

chain,Lt. psoas

major,Lt.renal vessels,

Lt. testicular vessels &

I.M.V.

Fibromuscular band

which suspends &

supports the

duodenojejunal flexure.

Arises from Rt. Crus of

the diaphragm- DJ

Flexure & 3rd ? 4th part

of duodenum.




Blood supply
Arteries

Superior

pancreaticoduodenal a.

Inferior

pancreaticoduodenal a.

1st Part- Rt. Gastric a.,

supraduodenal a. of

wilkie(hepatic a.)

Veinsfollow arteries,

draining directly into

superior mesenteric and

hepatic portal veins

Lymphatic Drainage-

Pancreaticoduodenal nodes

Hepatic nodes

Coeliac n. & Sup. Mes. N
int. lymph trunk
Cisterna chyli

Nerve Supply-

Sympathetic- T9 & T10

Parasympathetic-
Vagus- coeliac plexus-
duodenum along its arteries.

This post was last modified on 05 April 2022