hello, everyone! this is joao from kenhub,and welcome to another anatomy tutorial where, this time, we're going to be talking aboutthe stomach in situ. so what we're going to be doing here on this tutorial is mainly exploringthis image that you see now on the screen which shows the anterior view of the abdomen.if we were to then cut all the muscles of the anterior wall – so the anterior trunkwall muscles are all removed here – and a few other structures then expose the stomachhere, you can see that we're just moving back the liver so we can then show a bit more orexpose the stomach. you can also see here a bit of the colon, or the large intestine,the gallbladder, and a few other structures that we're going to be talking about here.so, we're going to look at all these structures
that are found nearby the stomach. as you probably know, the stomach is the mostdilated… hey guys, as you can see, this video is apreview which is reserved to kenhub premium members. why not become one today? as a premiummember, you will get access to this video as well as other videos, quizzes, articles,and our atlas of human anatomy—everything you need to learn anatomy in the most funand efficient way. join us and let’s continue learning together! https://www.kenhub.com
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