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    Surgical Anatomy and Approaches 2014

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    This document describes the anatomy relevant to distal pancreatectomy. It includes a sagittal image of the upper abdomen labeling key structures like the liver, stomach, spleen, and pancreas. It also shows a CT scan image demonstrating a solid tumor in the tail of the pancreas. The document provides anatomical context to understand the procedure and location of the pancreas tail.

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    This document describes the anatomy relevant to distal pancreatectomy. It includes a sagittal image of the upper abdomen labeling key structures like the liver, stomach, spleen, and pancreas. It also shows a CT scan image demonstrating a solid tumor in the tail of the pancreas. The document provides anatomical context to understand the procedure and location of the pancreas tail.

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    This document describes the anatomy relevant to distal pancreatectomy. It includes a sagittal image of the upper abdomen labeling key structures like the liver, stomach, spleen, and pancreas. It also shows a CT scan image demonstrating a solid tumor in the tail of the pancreas. The document provides anatomical context to understand the procedure and location of the pancreas tail.

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    CHAPTER

    15

    Distal Pancreatectomy

    173

    Sagittal image of the upper abdomen


    Superior epigastric vessels

    Falciform
    ligament

    Transversalis fascia
    Parietal peritoneum

    Linea alba
    Rectus abdominis muscle
    Liver
    Lesser omentum
    Left gastric artery and vein

    Visceral peritoneum of liver

    7th costal cartilage


    External
    oblique muscle

    Proper hepatic artery (bifurcation)


    Costodiaphragmatic
    recess of pleural
    cavity

    Diaphragm
    Stomach

    Gallbladder
    Common hepatic duct
    Cystic duct

    Gastrosplenic
    ligament and
    short gastric
    vessels

    Hepatic
    portal vein

    Pleura

    Intercostal
    vessels and
    nerve
    Omental (epiploic)
    foramen (of Winslow)

    Spleen

    Common
    hepatic artery
    (retroperitoneal)

    Splenorenal ligament
    with splenic vessels

    Omental bursa
    (lesser sac)
    Inferior vena cava

    Intercostal
    muscles

    Hepatorenal recess
    (Morisons pouch)

    Parietal peritoneum
    on posterior wall
    of omental bursa

    Right crus of diaphragm


    Azygos vein
    Thoracic duct
    Right sympathetic trunk
    Anterior longitudinal ligament
    Celiac ganglia
    Abdominal aorta

    Latissimus
    dorsi muscle
    Iliocostalis
    Erector spinae
    Longissimus muscle
    Spinalis
    Body of T12 vertebra

    CT scan demonstrating solid tumor in the tail of the pancreas

    FIGURE 151 Anatomy for preoperative evaluation of pancreas.

    Left suprarenal gland


    Left kidney

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