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Fig. 4.6 Diaphragm and structures passing through it. Inferior surface 1 – sternum, 2 – superior epigastric vessels. 3 – ribs, 4 – left phrenic nerve, 5 – oesophageal hiatus (oesophagus and vagi), 6 – splanchnic nerves, 7 – lumbocostal trigone, 8 – m. quadratus lumborum, 9 – m. psoas major, 10 – vertebra L1, 11 – aorta in aortic hiatus, 12 – thoracic duct (cisterna chyli), 13 – arcuate ligaments, 14 – median arcuate ligament, 15 – right phrenic nerve, 16 – caval opening, 17 – sternocostal triangle 1
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Fig. 4.7 Greater and lesser sac of the peritoneal cavity. Sagittal section 1 – liver, 2 – diaphragm, 3 – lesser sac, 4 – aorta, 5 – pancreas, 6 – duodenum, 7 – root of mesentery, 8 – retroperitoneal space, 9 – sigmoid mesocolon, 10 – rectum, 11 – uterus, 12 – vagina, 13 – urinary bladder, 14 – pubic symphysis, 15 – greater sac, 16 – loop of small intestine, 17 – greater omentum, 18 – umbilicus, 19 – transverse colon, 20 – transverse mesocolon, 21 – stomach, 22 – lesser omentum, ef – arrow in epiploic foramen, p – peritonenum
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