The Anatomy of the Belly Button: What's on the Other Side?

The video tutorial explores the anatomy of the belly button, starting with the differences in fetal anatomy and the changes that occur after one month of age. It then transitions to a cadaver dissection, highlighting the abdominal anatomy visible with a chest plate. The video further explains the presence of adipose tissue and the rectus sheath, including the connective tissue surrounding the rectus abdominis muscle. Finally, it describes how the belly button is sealed internally with various tissues, emphasizing the transformation of blood vessels that once connected to the umbilical cord.

Explain the process that leads to the detachment of blood vessels from the belly button.

What types of tissues are found on the other side of the belly button?