Gross anatomy of upper abdominal viscera

[@Otfried1926]

Die Anatomie des menschlichen Körpers faszinierte mich vor über 60 Jahren als Student. Ein Wunderwerk der Natur wird mit diesen Videos als Lehrmittel realistisch dargestellt.

[@akram.jaffar]

To better understand the anatomical position of the spleen and its relations, hold the spleen in your left hand so that the diaphragmatic surface faces the palm of hand and the thumb touches the splenic notch. In this way you can easily identify the three impressions of the visceral surface namely gastric (superiorly), renal (inferiorly) and colic (anteriorly) impressions.

[@omarnoor6237]

YOU HAVE ENLIGHTENED ME A LOT!!

[@akram.jaffar]

I am glad it helped.

[@MuhammadRashidd]

May Allah bless you! this was like the best video about abdominal anatomy that i cud find to the date.

[@akram.jaffar]

+Muhammad Rashid good luck!

[@fadkfatima3844]

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[@bomhayhay]

شكرا د كريم جعفر ...مفيد جدا

[@avni1402]

thank you Dr for sharing your videos. i've started understanding anat now ! thank you very much (ssr medical college student)

[@avtawf]

6:20 Isn't it supposed to be the "Common Hepatic Duct" and not the "Bile Duct" that is a part of the portal triad? The Bile Duct occurs when the Cystic Duct and Common Hepatic Duct join so it's inferior to both these structures; therefore it doesn't pass through the porta hepatis and is not a part of the portal triad. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[@akram.jaffar]

+LiNingAir The term "bile duct" which is used here is a general term to indicate biliary passages and is not specific for the bile duct (common bile duct) which is formed by the union of common hepatic and cystic duct. Similarly, in histological descriptions, the term "bile duct" is used to describe ductules that together with a branch of portal vein and hepatic artery form portal tract at the corners of the hepatic lobules.

[@aboeljaber17]

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[@pari020]

Jazakallah doctor for making anatomy very interesting and easy :-) i request u to upload video of spleen with special emphasis on its anatomical position. i found it very difficult to orient the spleen i get confused with its borders. so please please please upload video of spleen. waiting for ur response.

[@anastasiaaa4094]

masha Allah good video.. Thank you

[@mohammedhashi9327]

this was so clear thank you so much again, very helpful clear and an amazing accent......

[@abmalik1989]

Hello Dr Akbar. Thank you for the excellent video. I have question. What is the relationship of the left adrenal gland to the body of the pancreas? Is the pancreas anterior or inferior to it?

[@akram.jaffar]

The body of the pancreas is anterior to the hilum of the left kidney, thus it is inferior to the bulk of the left suprarenal gland; however, because the left suprarenal is more crescentic than pyramidal, a small and negligible narrow part of one end of the crescent might be located posterior to the pancreas. Thanks for your interest in the channel.

[@abmalik1989]

@@akram.jaffar Thank you very much Sir

[@arunmoolan1]

Gr8 video...simple and clear...thanks for uploading..

[@riccardobortone7293]

great video!

[@zicotitoo]

thanks dr keep uploading this amazing videos

[@MichaelSedrak]

Thank you Dr! I love your accent!

[@rounikt]

THANKS.......IT DOES A GREAT HELP.....

[@akram.jaffar]

@rounikt You may check the following two videos on the same channel: 1-dissection of the liver 2-gross anatomy of the liver Good luck

[@rounikt]

usefull video.......can u plse upload the video containing the position of liver with all other structures--(kidney,duodenam,spleen and specially stomach.....)

[@KashinathBonde]

liver is intrapritonial or extra pritonial organ?

[@سنفورهكيوت-ض9ح]

liver is intraperitoneal organ but it have bare area

[@TindallAndrew]

Works very well along side Dean and Peg. vol 2

[@muhammadabdulazeembaig7402]

thanks Doc Great Job ! ! !

[@mohammadnassar900]

THX ALOT DR.

[@girishthorat100]

Very well explained sir.

[@akram.jaffar]

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[@MrDarklord91]

Loved it......thanks alot

[@razaali910]

Thank you sir great video

[@BINALSHAYKH]

Thanks Dr .. I think the celiac trunk has a wrong spelling in this clip

[@ayaalfadly7636]

Wow good job

[@geojor]

very educational, thank you...

[@samairaq9472]

Amazing . Thank you

[@costia321]

thank you

[@dirtproofsponge]

it was a great lecture but unfortunately, renal segmental veins to dot exist!

[@drrajinaraimudiary2253]

Amazing

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@pari020]

thanx allot !

[@Mrsshalogen]

thank you so much

[@MikeAcousticMusic]

Thank you kindly :D

[@osamaelshebeny8842]

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[@harshit8835]

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[@dirtproofsponge]

Sorry, i meant do not exist