This document provides an overview of the anatomy and functions of the small and large intestines. It describes the gross anatomy and divisions of the small intestine including the duodenum, jejunum and ileum. It also describes the gross anatomy and divisions of the large intestine including the cecum, colon and rectum. It discusses the structural characteristics of the intestines including the mucosa, submucosa, muscularis and serosa layers. It provides details on the villi, crypts of Lieberkühn and intestinal secretions and their role in absorption.
Introduction of Dr. Nilesh Kate, objectives include functional anatomy, secretions, functions, and applied aspects of the intestine.
Overview of small intestine gross anatomy: 6-7m length, divided into duodenum, jejunum, and ileum.
Gross anatomy of the large intestine, extending 100 cm from ileocecal valve to rectum, with parts including cecum, appendix, and colon.
Structure and function of the ileocecal valve, preventing backflow of fecal matter, controlled by gastrin and secretin.
Histological structure of small intestine including 4 layers: mucosa, submucosa, muscle coat, and serosa. Description of structures increasing absorption in the small intestine: plicae circulares, villi, and crypts of Liberkuhn.
Histological differences between large and small intestines, with absence of folds and presence of numerous crypts.
FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY
SMALL INTESTINE
Gross Anatomy.
Extend – from Pylorus
to the Ileocaecal Valve
Length – 6-7m.
Divided into 3 parts
Duodenum
Jejunum
Ileum.
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FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY
Duodenum–
First, shortest & most
fixed.
C shaped
4 parts –
Superior (Duodenal Cap)
most common site for
Peptic Ulcer.
Descending – Ampulla of
Water opens
Horizontal &
Ascending.
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FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY
LARGE INTESTINE
Gross Anatomy.
Extend – from the Ileocaecal Valve
to Rectum.
Length – 100 cm.
Divided into 3 parts
Caecum
Appendix
Ascending Colon
Transverse Colon
Descending Colon
Sigmoid colon & rectum and Anal
Canal
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ILEOCAECAL VALVE
Structure– valve is due to Invagination of ileum
into Caecum.
Function – to prevent backflow of faecal matter
from Caecum into ileum.
Role of Ileocaecal sphincter –sphincter is
thickened band of circular muscle coat of terminal
ileum.
Control – Gastrin – relaxes.
Secretin – Contracts.
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MUCOUS MEMBRANE
Lengthof small intestine – 6
meter.
Absorptive area – 250m2
due to
Plicae Circularis –
Numerous folds of intestinal
mucosa
Villi
Microvilli along with crypts
of Liberkuhn (Depressions)
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PLICAE CIRCULARIS
Numerousfolds
Absent in Duodenum
Contains all layers of
mucosa
Lining epithelium, lamina
Propria, Muscularis Mucosa.
Submucosa
Functions – Increase surface
area & Decreases passage &
fascilitate absorption.
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VILLI
Finger likeprojections
of mucous membrane
Total number – 4-5
millions
20-40 villi/mm2
Length – 0.5-1mm
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VILLI
Structure –
Each villus covered – single layer
of columnar epithelia cells-
enterocytes.
Core contains – artery venule &
Lymphatic vessel & nerve network
Activity – during Digestion &
absorption –villi contracts &
relax slowly & pump Lymph
from core to submucosal lacteal.
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THE CRYPTS OFLIBERKHUN.
These are Tubular
intestinal glands which
invaginate deep into lamina
propria between villi
throughout small intestine.
Epithelial cells of mucous
membrane of small
intestine & intestinal
glands.
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THE CRYPTS OFLIBERKHUN.
Absorptive columnar cells
Undifferentiated
columnar cells
Goblet cells
Argentaffin or
Enterochromaffin cells
Zymogen cells or Paneth
cells
Duodenal glands of
Brunner
Peyer Patches.
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STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
OF LARGEINTESTINE
Histologically similar to
small intestine except –
Absence of plicae
circulares & Villi
Large number of Crypts
of Liberkhun with goblet
cells – secrete Mucus.
Epithelium Overlying
lymphatic follicles
contains M cells.
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LONGITUDINAL LAYER OF
MUSCLECOAT
Unusual
Forms 3 thick Bands – “Taenia
Coli”
Shorter in Length, than other
layers of colon forms
Sacculations called “
Haustrations”
Serous layer – missing over
posterior aspect.
Small peritonial bags of fat
“Appendices epiploicae”
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