The dorsal pa of the Ventral Mesogastrium forms:
The dorsal pa of the Ventral Mesogastrium forms the Lesser Omentum. Mesentery of the Foregut and its derivatives: The abdominal pa of the foregut possesses both ventral and dorsal mesenteries, which are termed ventral mesogastrium and dorsal mesogastrium. During formation of the ventral mesentery the liver grows rapidly in the ventral mesogastrium such that the liver is completely surrounded by the Ventral Mesogastrium except in the &;Bare area&; The developing liver thus divides the ventral mesogastrium into an anterior pa, &;the ventral pa of ventral mesogastrium&; (Falciform ligament; from liver to anterior abdominal wall) and a posterior pa or dorsal pa of the ventral mesogastrium (the lesser Omentum) between the liver and ventral borders of the stomach and duodenum. Fate of Ventral Mesogastrium Fate of Dorsal Mesogastrium Ventral pa of Ventral Mesogastrium Gives rise to Hepatic Ligaments Falciform ligaments Coronary ligaments (superior and Inferior) Triangular Ligaments (Left and Right) Dorsal Pa of Ventral Mesogastrium: Lesser Omentum Dorsal pa forms the lesser Omentum between the liver and the curvature of the stomach The larger caudal pa becomes greatly elongated to form the Greater Omentum. Greater Omentum forms from the caudal pa of the dorsal mesogastrium. The smaller cranial pa becomes divided into dorsal and ventral pas by the development of spleen within it. The ventral pa forms The Dorsal pa forms The gastro-splenic ligament The lieno-renal ligament The gastro-phrenic ligament Ref: Vishram Singh 2nd edition Pgno: 80
Greater Omentum
Lesser Omentum
Falciform Ligament
Lineorenal Ligament
Abdomen and pelvis