Spleen (anatomy)

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• Spleen (anatomy)
Wandering around the abdomen we find the spleen. Let's have a look at the anatomy of this organ (and talk a little about its functions, and what might go wrong with the spleen).
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the portal vein is formed by the joining of splenic vein and SMV not IMV doc 8;05

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[@boriboribo]

3:58 subscribed !!! You have a gift to teach...making it interesting. Have a friend with pain under his ribs on the left. He had a skateboard accident and thinks he might have damaged his spleen. So i found your video to educate myself on the topic.

[@Rishiramanbansal100]

The old RBC are destroyed in the spleen itself ?? The unconjugated bilirubin so produced is then bound to albumin which is then transferred to the liver ( please clarify - @21:00, also why is the spleen called the GRAVEYARD OF RBC )

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Sir why in splenomegaly the spleen grows downwards and medially towards the right iliac fossa

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Lung, but the angle of penetration needs to be considered.

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Sir , I have 1 doubt lienorenal ligament connect both kidney and spleen to poster ior abdominal wall . Is this correct?

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whats the name of the vein thats big that goes from your left hand bicep to your spleen?

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I have no spleen, but I had TB. WHAT HOME REMEDIES SHOULD I DO?

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Hello Sam....Can I question here?Please 😥my spleen get painful and if my doctor tell me to remove my spleen what will going to happen with m😯😥

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[@scottblythe7543]

Got a spot right in under my left rib cage. It will pop out like a Charlie horse. It's been going on for years now. When it pops out I can push and rub on it to get it to release. Here lately it's seems to twitch before it gets to hurting and bulging out. Do you think this is spleen or pancreatic