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McBurney Incision anatomy and dissection

McBurney Incision anatomy and dissection

http://info.med.yale.edu/surgery/anatomy/graphics/mcburney_content.php

Yale school of medicine

Topics covered

SLIDE 1
- introduction
- McBurney (McBurney’s)
SLIDE 2
- skin
- scarpa’s fascia
- external oblique muscle
SLIDE 3
- external oblique muscle
- internal oblique muscle
SLIDE 4
- external oblique muscle
- internal oblique muscle
- internal oblique muscles are perpendicular to the external fibers
- transversus abdominus muscle
- peritoneum
SLIDE 5
- McBurney’s point lies two third of the way from the umbilicus to the anterior superior iliac spine

Tagged with: McBurney Incision anatomy and dissection

Categorised as: External Oblique Muscle, Internal Oblique Muscle, McBurneys Point, Parietal Peritoneum, Scarpas Fascia, Skin, Transversus Abdominus