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PORTAL VEIN




PORTAL VEIN



Hepatic Portal Vein

? Origin & end in capillaries /

venous

sinusoids

? Size: 8cm X 1 cm

? Drains

? Abdominal part of alimentary

tract (except lower part of anal

canal)

? Spleen & Pancreas

? Conveys absorbed products of

digested food to liver

? Devoid of valves

? Reservoir of blood : 1200 ml /

min


Formation

? Union of Sup mesenteric & Splenic vein

? Between neck of Pancreas & IVC at level L2



Course: Extrahepatic part

Passes upwards & Rt,

behind neck of pancreas &

1st part of duodenum

? Enters rt free margin of

lesser omentum in front of

epiploic foramen with Bile

Dut & Hepatic artery.

? Reaches porta hepatis &

divides into rt & Lt

branches.


Course: Intrahepatic part

? Branches of

portal vein

? Segmental brs

? Brs in Portal

canal

? Hepatic

sinusoids

? Central veins

? Sublobular veins

? Hepatic veins

IVC


TRIBUTARIES

Rt Branch

-Shorter, wider

- Receives cystic

vein

Lt branch

-Narrower, longer

- Runs in Porta

hepatis

from Rt to Lt

- Brs to Caudate &

Quadrate

lobe

-Receives

Paraumbilical

veins


TRIBUTARIES

? Formative

? Sup Mesenteric vein

? Splenic vein

? Received by Trunk

? Rt & lt Gastric veins

? Superior PD vein

? Received by branches

? Cystic vein

? Paraumbilical veins

? Occasional

? Inf mesenteric vein

? Rt gastroepiploic vein

? Pre-pyloric vein.


PARTS

Parts

? Infraduodenal

? Retroduodenal

? Supraduodenal


RELATIONS

? Infra duodenal

? Ant: Neck of

Pancreas

? Post: IVC

? Retro duodenal

? Ant: Duodenum

(1st Part), Bile duct,

GD artery

? Post: IVC

? Supra duodenal : In

rt free margin of

lesser omentum

? Ant : hepatic artery

& bile duct

? Post: IVC
PORTO-CAVAL ANASTOMOSIS




Liver like lungs has dual blood

supply. The hepatic portal vein

brings 75-80% blood to liver.

Portal vein contains 40% oxygen

than blood returning to the heart

from systemic circuit.

The hepatic portal vein contains

virtually all nutrients absorbed

from the alimentary tract to the

liver with the exception of lipids

which is absorbed through the

hepatic artery.





















PORTAL HYPERTENSION

? > 12 mm of Hg

? Causes :

? Pre hepatic : Thrombosis of portal

vein

? Hepatic: Cirrhosis

? Post hepatic: Budd-Chiari Syndrome

? Effects: Splenomegaly, Ascites,

Collateral circulation through sites of

Portasystemic anastomosis







EXPOSURE OF KIDNEY FROM

BEHIND


Loin: It is the region on the back of the trunk, bounded

above by the 12th rib, below by the iliac crest, medially

by the posterior median line, and laterally by flank.
SURFACE MARKING OF KIDNEY FROM BACK

It is done within parallelogram of Morris which is drawn in

the following way:

1. First two horizontal lines are drawn one at the level of

spine of T11 and other at the level of spine of L3.

2. Then two vertical lines are drawn, one 2.5 cm away and

other 9 cm away from the posteromedian plane.

3. The centre of hilum of the each kidney lies approximately

at the lower border of L1.




Layers to be reflected to reach the Kidney

1. Skin.

2. Superficial fascia.

3. Posterior layer of the

thoraco-lumbar fascia

with

attached latissimus dorsi

and serratus posterior

inferior muscles.

4. Erector spinae

(sacrospinalis) muscles.
5. Middle layer of the

thoraco-lumbar fascia.

6. Quadratus lumborum

muscle.

7. Anterior layer of the

thoraco-lumbar fascia.

This post was last modified on 30 November 2021