Anatomy Masterclass: The Abdominal Cavity

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Anatomy Masterclass: The Abdominal Cavity

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In this video, Justin from the Institute of Human Anatomy discusses the anatomy of the abdominal cavity, ranging from it's musculoskeletal borders and internal anatomy, to different schemes for dividing the abdominal anatomy.

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Video Timeline

00:00 - 00:22 Intro
00:23 - 02:48 4 Quadrant Scheme
02:49 - 06:09 9 Region Scheme
06:10 - 07:54 Understanding Anatomy
07:55 - 09:32 Anterior Wall of Abdomen
09:33 - 11:13 Lateral Wall of Abdomen
11:14 - 11:44 Posterior Wall of Abdomen
11:45 - 12:28 The Diaphragm
12:29 - 13:15 The Parietal Peritoneum
13:16 - 13:39 The Visceral Peritoneum
13:40 - 14:16 Peritoneal Reflections
14:17 - 15:32 Intraperitoneal and Retroperitoneal Structures
15:33 - 15:57 Function of Peritoneum
15:58 - 20:49 Internal Anatomy & the 4 Quadrant Scheme
20:50 - 23:47 Internal Anatomy & the 9 Region Scheme
23:48 - 24:28 Where Is the Stomach?
24:29 - 25:07 Support the Channel

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The way the cause of death was mentioned made me remember that body used to be a full human being that lived a life. Much appreciation to those that donate their bodies for science.

[majorsaunders]

I’m not a med student but always loved anatomy/physiology. LOVE this channel!!. Dr Justin, Thank you for this free medical class to understand ourselves anatomically..

[LeonardNikolasKonstantinDoehl]

Now I understand why the gastroenterologist tested my abdomen at 9 regions when I suffered intestinal permeability. Every video from you guys is like an epiphany or eureka moment. Thanks Justin for this awesome masterclass!

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0:26: 🔍 The video discusses the anatomy of the abdominal region and how to divide it into quadrants or regions.
3:05: 📚 The video discusses the divisions and lines used to divide the abdomen for clinical purposes.
6:31: 💡 Kenhub is an immersive platform that offers a comprehensive way to learn anatomy through articles, videos, and quizzes.
9:44: 🔎 The video discusses the muscles and structures of the abdominal cavity.
13:14: 🔬 The video discusses the peritoneum and the various structures and organs in the abdominal cavity.
16:46: 🧠 The video discusses the anatomical divisions of the abdominal quadrants and the organs located in each quadrant.
19:56: 🗺 The video discusses the anatomy of the abdominal cavity and how it can be divided into different regions for diagnostic purposes.
23:09: 🔍 The video provides an overview of the structures in the abdomen and explains the difference between stomach and intestinal pain.
Recap by Tammy AI

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0:26: 🔍 The video discusses the anatomy of the abdominal region and how to divide it into quadrants or regions.
3:05: 📚 The video discusses the divisions and lines used to divide the abdomen for clinical purposes.
6:31: 💡 Kenhub is an immersive platform that offers a comprehensive way to learn anatomy through articles, videos, and quizzes.
9:44: 🔎 The video discusses the muscles and structures of the abdominal cavity.
13:14: 🔬 The video discusses the peritoneum and the various structures and organs in the abdominal cavity.
16:46: 🧠 The video discusses the anatomical divisions of the abdominal quadrants and the organs located in each quadrant.
19:56: 🗺 The video discusses the anatomy of the abdominal cavity and how it can be divided into different regions for diagnostic purposes.
23:09: 🔍 The video provides an overview of the structures in the abdomen and explains the difference between stomach and intestinal pain.
Recap by Tammy AI

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Dr Justin,
Thank you for this free medical class to understand ourselves anatomically.

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I'm not even into this stuff and I'm learning like gangbusters. This channel is worth its weight in gold.

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You are doing a great job Sir, this is making me understand my own body!
I have recommended your channel to many of my friends. I wish it was translated in other languages as well. This is pure gold. Thank you for keeping it free for all to learn.

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[Keommie]

Thank-you. I asked for this a while ago and am so happy you decided to do it. So informative. Picture books show the different organs in their quadrant but never have I read or heard that they were layered. Big difference when trying to picture things. This video answers all the questions I've always had. You are providing such a service for us. Again thank-you.

[NickvonZ]

The big surprize to me was the actual location of the stomach. It's a bit higher and to the left than I knew. Fascinating info!

[juanabeatrizromero]

Genial! Justo estoy preparando mi primer examen de anatomía ❤

[LasYuyu]

What a throughout, clear, easy and accurate explanation of the position of the organs and muscles (which I am very interested) and the possible location of pain in the Digestive system! Great exposition and professor. Thank you!

[marky]

What would be Intresting to see would be the difference in someone's stomach area, skin, muscle etc from a obese person and a normal person and how it changes the organs

[iainmcculloch]

Thank you for this. I learned a lot.
Now I'll just need to watch it again a few more times to embed what I've learned.

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Thank you for doing this video. I had no idea where the organs really were. So very informative. 💕💕💕

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