infections and inflammation of the diverculum, usually at the sigmoid colon
infections and inflammation of the diverculum, usually at the rectum
out pouching of the colonic mucosa and submucosa through weaknesses of the muscle layers, where undigested food and faeces can accumulate
out pouching of the colonic mucosa through weaknesses of the muscle layers and submucosa, where undigested food and faeces can accumulate
out pouching of the colonic muscle through weaknesses of the mucosa and submucosa, where undigested food and faeces can accumulate
infections of the diverculum, usually at the sigmoid colon or rectum
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2. what's the relations of the rectum
post. s2 , inf. elevator ani
post. s4 , inf. external anal sphincter
post. s3 , inf. levator ani
post. s5 , inf. internal anal sphincter
3. what is referred pain
parasympathetic nerves travel with visceral afferent fibres from visceral peritoneum and somatic sensory nerves for dermatome, close relation means signals from visceral afferent intrpreted as pain from dermatome. always lateral.
parasympathetic nerves travel with visceral afferent fibres from visceral peritoneum and somatic sensory nerves for dermatome, close relation means signals from visceral afferent intrpreted as pain from dermatome. always central.
sympathetic nerves travel with visceral afferent fibres from visceral peritoneum and somatic sensory nerves for dermatome, close relation means signals from visceral afferent intrpreted as pain from dermatome. always central.
sympathetic nerves travel with visceral afferent fibres from visceral peritoneum and somatic sensory nerves for dermatome, close relation means signals from visceral afferent intrpreted as pain from dermatome. always lateral.
4. where does the large intestine start and end
jejunocecal junction to rectum
ileocecal junction to anus
jejunocecal junction to pectinate line
ileocecal junction to rectum
jejunocecal junction to anus
ileocecal junction to pectinate line
5. what are the relations of the transverse colon
intraperitoneal within transverse mesocolon, runs hepatic flexure to renal flexure
retroperitoneal, runs renal flexure to splenic flexure
retroperitoneal, runs hepatic flexure to renal flexure
retroperitoneal, runs hepatic flexure to splenic flexure
intraperitoneal within transverse mesocolon, runs hepatic flexure to splenic flexure
intraperitoneal within transverse mesocolon, runs renal flexure to splenic flexure
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