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| - emerges from superficial inguinal ring, originates from pudendoepigastric trunk, travels caudoventrally along cranial border of gracilis |
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| caudal superficial epigastric artery |
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- supplies mammary branches, and caudal abdominal mamma, male prepuce, scrotum, and female labia
- continuation of external pudental artery dorsal to superficial inguinal lymph nodes, runs cranially to deep surface of inguinal mamma, anastomoses w/ branches of cranial superficial epigastric artery |
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| cranial superficial epigastric artery |
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- supply supperficial ventral abdominal wall
- parent artery is cranial epigastric artery |
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| - branch of the deep femoral artery |
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| Superficial inguinal lymph nodes |
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Definition
- afferent drain mammae, prepuce, scrotom, ventral abdominal wall to umbilicus.
- Efferent reach lymph nodes in sublumbar region
- adjacent to caudal superficial epigastric vessels and cranial to their origin the external pudental vessels |
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- supply craniodorsal region of abdomen
- branches emerge from dorsolateral abdominal wall, caudal to last rib
- common origint w/ caudal phrenic artery of of the aorta |
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| lateral cutaneous femoral nerve |
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Definition
- cranial to cranioventral illiac spine
- arises from the 4th lumbar spinal nerve |
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| deep circumflex illiac artery and vein |
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Definition
- supply caudodosal region of abdomen
- cranial to cranioventral iliac spine
- arises from aorta |
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| - supply caudoventral region of abdomen |
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- supply the estis
- leaves superficial inguinal ring
-also in female |
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- surounds structures leaving the superficial inguinal ring
- continuation of abdominal and transersalis fascia |
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| - arises from caudal free border of internal abdominal oblique m., attaches to vaginal tunic near the testis, Leaves superficial inguinal ring |
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- mostly fat in female, envelops testis and spermatic cord in male
- leaves superficial inguinal ring
- diverticulum of peritoneum, present in both sexes |
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| - specific term for the vaginal process in males |
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- carries through inguinal canal by descent of the testis
- two parts: ductus deferents and testicular artery/vein |
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- carries spermatozoa from epididymus to urethra
- arises from the tail of epididymis to mesorchium by mesoductus deferens
- have small artery and vein |
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- sensory info to the brain
- made of testicular artery and vein lymph vessles and testicular plexus of autonomic nerves, make it up |
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| - tuve connecting testis to ductus deferens |
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| ligament of the tail of the epididymis |
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Definition
- attaches epidimyis to vaginal tunic and spermatic fascia
- with in scrotal cavity |
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Definition
| - communicates w/ testies |
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| - continuous w/ ductus deferens |
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| proper ligament of the tesis |
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Definition
| - attaches testis to ductus deferens |
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| - pouch that holds the testes |
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- potential space between superficial and deep inguinal rings
- also in female |
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- formed by muscles of abdomen, ribs, and diaphragm
- lined by peritoneum |
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Definition
| - thin layer of loose connective tissue covered layer of mesothelium (simple sqamous mesothelium) that lines abdominal cavity |
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Definition
| - contains no organs! only small amount of luid |
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| Fibrous peritoneum (transversalis fascia) |
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Definition
-reinforces peritonem
- attaches to abdominal muscles and diaphragm |
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Definition
- fold of peritoneum that passes from umbilicus to diaphragm
- often covered in fat in adult, hold umbilical vein in fetus as it travels to the liver |
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| ROund ligament of the liver |
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Definition
| - on free border of falciform ligament in young animals |
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| Median ligament of the bladder |
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Definition
- fold of peritoneum caudal to umbilicus
- in fetus, holds urachus and umbilical arteries |
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- opening formed by parietal peritoneum between abdomen and inguinal canal
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| formed by reflexion of transversalis fascia on other side of vaginal ring |
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| - part of ventral mesogastrium, lesser curvature of stomach to the porta of the liver |
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- extension of two layers of connecting peritoneum from dorsal body wall to greater curvature of the stomach
- lacelike, depositions of fat |
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| superficial leaf of greater omentum |
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Definition
- covers jejunum and ileum
- fold adjacent to body wall |
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| Deep leaf of greater omentum |
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Definition
| - infolding adjacent to abdominal organs and contains left love of pancreas before attaching to body wall |
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| - between the two leafes of the greater omentum |
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Definition
- hold the enters the omental bursa
- bounded dorsally by caudal vena cava, ventrally by portal vein, caudally by hypatic artery and cranial by liver |
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