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Anatomi Rectum
Anatomi Rectum
Panjang 15-17 cm Merupakan lanjutan dari usus besar dan pada S3 akan menurun mengikuti lengkungan sacrum dan coccyx Anorectal ring adalah batas anal kanal dengan rectum yang dapat dipalpasi pada saat DRE. Tidak ditemui adanya haustra dan rugae pada rectum. Transverse rectal folds
Three infoldings of mucosa and submucosa project into lumen Superior, middle, and inferior Called rectal valves of Houston
Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphatic vessels from superior half of rectum drain to para rectal nodes and from there to inferior mesenteric and lumbar nodes Lymphatic vessels from the inferior half of the rectum Travel with the middle rectal vessels to the internal iliac nodes Anastomose with the lymphatics of the anal canal
Nerve Supply
Sympathetic innervation From lumbar sympathetic fibers via the inferior mesenteric arteries and the superior rectal arteries to the superior rectal plexus to blood vessels of rectum Parasympathetic innervation Are the main motor fibers to muscles of the rectal wall From the pelvic splanchnic nerves (S2S4) via the inferior hypogastric (pelvic) plexus to middle rectal plexus Visceral afferent (sensory) fibers travel via the inferior hypogastric (pelvic) Plexus and pelvic splanchnics back to spinal cord
Anal canal
Is approximately 3 cm long Commences anorectal junction and ends at anus Encircled by internal and external sphincter muscles Mucosal lining of superior has longitudinal ridgesanal columns
Inferior ends of columns joined by anal valves Behind valves are small sinuses: anal sinuses Anal glands (mucus) empty into anal sinuses
Inferior end of anal valves forms an irregular line: pectinate (or dentate) line Pectinate line divides the superior portion of the anal canal, derived from embryonic endoderm (hindgut), from the inferior portion derived from ectoderm (proctodeum) Inferior half lined by nonkeratinized squamous epithelium (skin) Vascular, nerve and lymphatic supply of these two regions different as a result of different embryologic origin Has two sphincters:
external (voluntary) and internal (involuntary) External sphincter
Described as having superficial, subcutaneous, and deep parts Parts are not readily distinguishable
Fibers attach to the central perineal tendon (body) anteriorly and anococcygeal ligament posteriorly
Internal sphincter: internal circular muscular layer continuous from rectum around upper two thirds of anal canal
Supply
Arterial*
Venous**
Internal venous plexus drains to inferior rectal veins and caval system
Lymphatic
Nerve
From inferior hypogastric (pelvic) plexus (both sympathetic and parasympathetic; sensitive to stretching only)
From inferior rectal nerves, branches of the pudendal nerves (sensitive to pain, temperature and touch)