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=== '''Right/ascending colon''' === *** Extends from ileocaecal junction and extends upward towards the hepatic flexure. Approximately 15cm in length. *** Anterior and lateral surfaces covered in peritoneum (considered intra-peritoneal) and the posterior surface is fixed against the retroperitoneum by the fascia of Toldt *** Can occasionally be bound down by an extension of peritoneum across the front of it, known as Jackson's veil *** Either abnormal mobility or abnormal fixation both predispose to caecal volvulus *** Best mobilised along the lateral peritoneal reflection by incising the white line of Toldt - this represents the fusion line of the peritoneum with the posterior fascia of the same name **** Must be aware of the proximity of D2 near the hepatic flexure, which can be inadvertently injured here *** Important posterior relations: **** Quadratus lumborum/psoas muscles **** Ureter **** Upper part - lower pole of right kidney laterally, D2/D3 medially *** Anteriorly it is overlain by liver/GB
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