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2. what are haemorrhoids

  • dilated/varicose veins -> engorged venous plexus = v. painful if prolapse or occurring bellow pectineal line
  • dilated/varicose veins -> engorged venous plexus = v. painful if prolapse or occurring above pectineal line
  • infection or inflammation of diverculum in rectum
  • out pouching of mucosa and submucosa through weaknesses in the muscle layers of the rectum where undigested food and faeces can accumulate
  • out pouching of muscle through weaknesses in the mucosa and submucosa of the rectum where undigested food and faeces can accumulate

3. what is the function of the puborenalis muscle

  • cones around the internal sphincter
  • wraps around the rectum to stop the flow of faeces
  • expands to accommodate faeces
  • continence, forms the pelvic diaphragm

4. what is the function of the Levi ani muscle

  • continence, forms the pelvic diaphragm
  • wraps around the rectum to stop the flow of faeces
  • expands to accommodate faeces
  • cones around the internal sphincter

5. what are the relations of the ascending colon

  • inf. jejunocolic junction and caecum, sup. hepatic flexure and right paracolic gutter, ant. peritoneum (2ndary retroperitoneal),
  • inf. ileocolic junction and caecum, sup. hepatic flexure and right paracolic gutter, ant. peritoneum (2ndary retroperitoneal)
  • inf. ileocolic junction and caecum, sup. hepatic flexure, ant. peritoneum (2ndary retroperitoneal), lat. right paracolic gutter
  • inf. ileocolic junction and caecum, sup. renal flexure, ant. peritoneum (2ndary retroperitoneal), lat. right paracolic gutter
  • inf. jejunocolic junction and caecum, sup. renal flexure, ant. peritoneum (2ndary retroperitoneal), lat. right paracolic gutter
  • inf. jejunocolic junction and caecum, sup. hepatic flexure, ant. peritoneum (2ndary retroperitoneal), lat. right paracolic gutter

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