What is OMENTAL BURSA?

OMENTAL BURSA is a pouch found in mammal stomachs, including people that consist of a larger and smaller oment. The term "Omental" means its formation, while "Bursa" refers to its classification as a SAC -like cavity. It is also known as a smaller bag or Bursa OMENTAS MINOR. For some mammals, this feature can accommodate certain significant amounts of fat.

The thin layer of tissue that line the walls of the abdominal cavity is the peritoneum by placing the Omental Bursa. It is also a party of larger and smaller oment. Also known as OMENTUM MAJUS, Greater omentum is a double layer of peritoneum, which is the largest of its kind. It looks as if it hovered above the intestinal surface as it hangs down from under the stomach, an alternative term "epilion". The smaller OMENTUM, also referred to as the Omenum minus, is also a double layer of peritoneum, but it ranges from the smaller curvature of the Rather stomach than from its greater curvature as a greater omentum.

inThe more and less omentum are two of the definition of Omental Bursa. The front, or on the front, is bounded by a larger oment, stomach and a well -defined part of the liver called a caudate lobe. Omental Bursa is again bounded again by the bounding oment through its rear layers. Also, by defining the rear of the smaller bag, the fold of the peritoneum called the transverse mesocolone and the transverse colon, which connects to the stomach, the upper part of the kidney and the pancreas and the adrenal glands on the left side of the kidney. On the right OMENTAL BURSA is not only a smaller omentum, but also an epiploic foramen.

Also known as Foramen Winslow, Epiploic Foramen is important for opening that provides a communication link between OMENTAL BURSA - like a smaller bag - with a larger bag. This is a pouch in the abdomen, which is outside a smaller bag, but inside the peritoneum. Epiploic foramen, also called omental foramen, consists of a larger oment that consists of inward, a process that also contributes to the creation of OMENTAL BUR itselfto. Remarkably, the foramen winslow and the smaller omentum can penetrate the Omental Bursa if they burst.