Blood Supply to the Gut (Introduction) - Part 1 (Arterial Supply)

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3D anatomy tutorial on the blood supply to the gut/abdominal organs using the Zygote Body Browser (www.zygotebody.com). This is part 1, covering the basics of the arterial supply to the gut. Part 2 covers the venous drainage and the portal system.
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Abdominal region
Including the three parts
Foregut : extend from the ( abdominal esophagus ) to the ( major duodenal papilla )
Midgut : extend from the ( major duodenal papilla ) to the ( two third of the transverse colon ) that mean it include the jejunum , cecum , appendix , ascending colon
Hind gut : from the distal (one third )of the ( transverse colon j) to the to the midway of the anal canal
So the blood supply to these structure from the anterior branches of the abdominal aorta respectively
*** Celiac trunk
*** superior mesenteric artery
*** inferior mesenteric artery

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U said that the mesentries encloses those vessels , can u clerify which vessels the mesentries encloses , thanks that was perfect

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[@funny11744]

Help. Anybody knows exactly which blood vessels are supllied with vitamins, food from the small intestines ? which blood vesels receives first the nutrients which after that will enter into whole blood circulation. I want to follow the track .

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[@Ro0Sii]

could someone please tell me why there is a blue part on the coeliac artery?

[@metanoia296]

he said " pls ignore that blue colored part in the celiac artery I dont know how to change it" on a lecture video on celiac trunk

[@hazelw939]

Why is it only the abdominal part of the oesophagus that is part of the foregut and not the proximal part??

[@anastasiaaa4094]

Maizy yo because abdominal part is coming after diaphragm.. and is regarded part of fore gut

[@hazelw939]

Thanks but that didn't really answer my question at all

[@forgetfulstranger]

Because the gut is divided into foregut, midgut, and hindgut due to blood supply, and only the distal oesophagus is supplied by foregut arteries (such as left gastric arising from coeliac)

[@Bigfatgiant]

The entire oesophagus is a foregut structure but only the distal part of the oesophagus is supplied by the coeliac axis

[@stringomyelin]

I was about to give some answer then I saw this was asked 5 years ago lmaoooo. Anyway, I think the entire esophagus is a part of foregut only, it's just the supply which is divided. So your question was not rightly put. The explanation lies in the embryological development. Firstly, the esophagus is formed by the foregut, upper 2/3rds being made of skeletal muscles, lower 1/3rd smooth. Secondly, the celiac artery supplies just the lower portion of the esophagus which lies below the diaphragm as it originates there. The upper part of the esophagus which naturally & obviously lies above the diaphragm is then supplied by various branches of thoracic aorta etc as they originate there. I hope it helps someone now.

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External iliac artery

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Someone mislabeled some pixels ;-D

[@qwer-pg3hv]

The end was very unclear for the hindgut.