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Re: Abdominal Vasculature

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Posted by Nick Ahn on September 01, 2009 at 22:33:25:

In Reply to: Re: Abdominal Vasculature posted by Matt Oglesby on September 01, 2009 at 22:20:54:

you are awesome matt
thanks a lot!

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: : 16. Which arteries are retroperitoneal and intraperitoneal? How does each of the arteries travel from a retroperitoneal to an intraperitoneal position? Be very specific as to the course and structures utilized
: : very good question. still working on it. anyone?

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: haha here you go Nick:

: Retroperitoneal:
: 1)Inferior Phrenic
: 2)Lumbar (4 pairs)
: 3)Middle Sacral
: 4)Suprarenals
: 5)Renals
: 6)Gonadals
: 7)Common Iliac
: Intraperitoneal: Arrived via Mesentery/Mesocolon.
: 1)Superior Mesenteric
: 2)Inferior Mesenteric
: 3)Celiac
: 4)Splenorenal ligament, gastrosplenic ligament, hepatogastric ligament, hepatoduodenal ligament, Hepatorenal ligament

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: you are awesome matt : thanks a lot! : : : : : : 16. Which arteries are retroperitoneal and intraperitoneal? How does each of the arteries travel from a retroperitoneal to an intraperitoneal position? Be very specific as to the course and structures utilized : : : very good question. still working on it. anyone? : : : : haha here you go Nick: : : Retroperitoneal: : : 1)Inferior Phrenic : : 2)Lumbar (4 pairs) : : 3)Middle Sacral : : 4)Suprarenals : : 5)Renals : : 6)Gonadals : : 7)Common Iliac : : Intraperitoneal: Arrived via Mesentery/Mesocolon. : : 1)Superior Mesenteric : : 2)Inferior Mesenteric : : 3)Celiac : : 4)Splenorenal ligament, gastrosplenic ligament, hepatogastric ligament, hepatoduodenal ligament, Hepatorenal ligament

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