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Sagittal Section of Abdominopelvic Cavity

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Sagittal Section of Abdominopelvic Cavity
 

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Chapter 22

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Explanation

inside the peritoneal cavity= serosa

fold that acts as a fatty, & connects the liver to the stomach

inside the peritoneal cavity= serosa

links the stomach to the transverse colon & hangs over the intestines (like an apron), storing fat and limiting infection.

anchors organs to the posterior abdominal wall, holding them in place while allowing movement.

Anchors the jejunum and ileum to the abdominal wall.

** mesocolon hold large intestine (colon)** in this diagram its specifically the Transverse Mesocolon: Secures the transverse colon.

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