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Appendix and Caecum

The document provides an overview of the anatomy and features of the large intestine, specifically focusing on the cecum and appendix. It details their locations, dimensions, types, blood supply, and common medical conditions such as appendicitis. Additionally, it describes various positions of the appendix and associated symptoms and examination techniques for diagnosing appendicitis.

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Appendix and Caecum

The document provides an overview of the anatomy and features of the large intestine, specifically focusing on the cecum and appendix. It details their locations, dimensions, types, blood supply, and common medical conditions such as appendicitis. Additionally, it describes various positions of the appendix and associated symptoms and examination techniques for diagnosing appendicitis.

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LARGE

TESTINE
>
- Introduction
·
Extends
It is about
from the ibocaeal junctiontothe .
anus

smlong
I
·
.

.
Cardinal
>
-
features of Large Investine

1 . Panicole - te ribbon-like bands of the


longitudinal muscle layerof muscular
externa
of colon
.

.
2
Appendices epiploicace- ·
These small bags
are
of
fa
Peritoneum led with
·

fat fr
· scattered all over

except Appendix,
caccum
& colon

·
3 Sacculations Chaustrations) - ·
series of dilation
of walls of cac
e

D CAECUM :
·
Location - right iliae
fora
Communications with ileum withappenden
·

- 1 :
2 :

S
with
ascending
3 .
.
colon

· Dimensions - La 6m
1 -7 3 cm
·

It is intraperitoneal organ
·

>
-
Types :
Conical (febal) - Appendin attached to Apers
1 .

2 Intermediate > Equal right and left cacal pounches


·
-
.
3
Ampullary - >
Right accal Pouch larger than left .

4 .

Exaggerated -
>
Large Right carcal pounch Absent left carcal ,
Pouch L

>
- Visual :
relations


·
Anterior - Antabd aorta O coils of ilum
,

·
Posterior - D Right proas major and ilcus muscle
② Right and femoral neme
genitofemoral
Latual waneous neve of thigh
Right gonadal vessels

⑤ Right external iliae avery


⑥ Appendin

Suprior Ascending colon


·
>
-

Inferiorly-
>
Inquiral ligament ileum
·

Medially - Terminal part of


>
- Blood
supply /Lymphonies (Newe↓ supply :

coal branches iloceal
sup Sympatheticfibers-T-L
- -
=

oflocal muchberic ->

Parasympathic fibers - Vagus nerve


artery nodes
-

Drain into
itocaecal
vein

=>
ANATOMY ICAL

① Typhilites -
inflammation of .
carcum

① Carcal volvulus -· twisting of caccum

usually occurs in
persistent mentry of
·

and
carcum
ascending .
colon
2
APPENDIX
>
-
Interaction :

6-10cm

·
Diameter - Imm
·
Parts -> Bar (find toacum)
Bodyp
·

Appendicular Orifice - I cm below


.
ilocaral orifice
Guarded by value
of Gerlach.
·

>
- Positions :
m

I . Paracolic -> appenden passes upward


(2 % to the right of
ascending .
colon
11 o'clock
position.
Retrocolic
2 .
>
- Appendin passes upward behind the carcum and
(65 .
28 %)
Ascending colon
12 clock position.
Appendin pass upward I
Splenic
medially
·
3 -

anterior to the terminal part of me

It may pass
(Pre-ihal-1 .

zo'clock position
)
0% or Posterior (post-ital-0 .

)
4 %

% Promonteric Appendin pares


-
horizontally to
left
the
.

(1 %) towards the sacral


promontory.
30'clock position
5 Pelvic Appendin descend downwards and
.
>
-
medially
(31 .
)
01 %
It cross the pelvic heim to enter true pelnis
Yo'clock position
.
6 Passes
Midinguinal or Subcaeal - appendin lies below the caccum
,
(2 %)
verticallytoward
downwards

points
Go'clock position
midiginal point
#
Burney's Point 1 . It is the site

appendicitis &
of manimum
-
underes in

I
-

Junction
C .
The point lies
-
at the
of lateral
-

Yed a
and mide
23rd of live joining
-

the right
--
AsIs tumbilicus
o M

>Relations :
-

Neo appendin
·
Intsaperitoneal Attachment >
- -

Imme
·ts
of Mesoappendi : 1 .

Appendicular vessels
2 -
Autonomic neves

.
3
Lymphatic vessels from Appendin
%
Lymph nodes
.

Blood supply /lymphatis/nen


>
-
-
supply
1 .

Appendicular ilocolic I ·

Sympatheticfibses > Ta To -

,
vessels nodes
2 .

Parasympathetic - Vagus mine


,

=>ALEOMY
.

Appendicitis -I :

Inflammation of Appendi
2 .

Symptoms - ·
Right lowerAd Pain
. nausea
, vomiting fewer
3
Initially pain
may felt around the Umbilicus
·

that laber localize to right iliac forsa


· examination :
denical
burney point
I . Tenderness at me

2 ·
Proas Test : In Reterocolic position of Appendiatis
may
·

isitate the Right psoas major muscle


forced extention
of right thigh induces pain
·

in
Right iliacorsa
.
3
wator Lest : 1 .
In pelnic position Appendicities may irritate
,
the obturator interus muscle
2. Flexion and medial rotation
of Right
induce
thigh pain in lower abdomen.

n
Rousingsign : 1 Papation of left iliae region induces
.
.

pain in
right iliac region

2 Appendicitis
·

dyspepsia : 1 : chronic
appendicitis
Produces
dypespeia scrembling
duodenu
C .
One to
passage of divas of stomach &
bladder
infected lymph to or
gall
the
subpyloric nodes
which coun initation of Pylon.
s

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