<prompt> All of the following form boundary of Left supra renal gland EXCEPT:Greater sac of stomach forms anterior borderPsoas major forms posterior borderSpleen forms anterolateral borderLeft kidney forms inferior border  <response>: Ans. A Greater sac of stomach forms anterior borderRef: Clinical Anatomy, 11th ed. pg. 151 The suprarenal glands cap the upper poles of the kidneys and lie against the crura of the diaphragm. The left is related anteriorly to the stomach across the lesser sac, the right lies behind the right lobe of the liver and tucks medially behind the inferior vena cava. Posteriorly both kidney and adrenals are guarded by psoas major muscle. Spleen is anterolateral to left adrenal gland.Extra Mile Each gland, although weighing only 4 to 6 gm, has three arteries supplying it: SUPERIOR: A branch from the phrenic artery; MIDDLE: A direct branch from the aorta; INFERIOR: A branch from the renal artery. VENOUS DRAINAGE: IVC on RIGHT RENAL VEIN on the LEFT. The stubby right suprarenal vein, coming directly from the inferior vena cava, presents the most dangerous feature in performing an adrenalectomy. 