'Internal thoracic' presentation slideshows

Chest Surface and Pleura Cavity

Chest Surface and Pleura Cavity. Advanced Anatomy & Physiology Tony Serino, Ph.D. Biology Department Misericordia Univ. Thoracic Vertebrae. Vertebrae and Ribs. Rib Types and Sternum. Rib Anomalies. Cervical ribs. Bicipital rib (rib fusion). Bifid rib (two heads). 1 st rib. Ribs.

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Chest Surface and Pleura Cavity

Chest Surface and Pleura Cavity. Advanced Anatomy & Physiology Tony Serino, Ph.D. Biology Department Misericordia Univ. Thoracic Vertebrae. Vertebrae and Ribs. Rib Types and Sternum. Rib Anomalies. Cervical ribs. Bicipital rib (rib fusion). Bifid rib (two heads). 1 st rib. Ribs.

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Thorax

Thorax. Internal thoracic artery descends into thorax 1.2cm lateral to edge of sternum, and ends at the sixth costal cartilage by dividing musculophrenic and superior epigastric arteries. Azygos vein Begins as continuation of right ascending lumbar vein

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Cat Veins

Cat Veins. Superior vena cava. Brachiocephalic. Subclavian. Axillary. Brachial. Transverse Jugular. Internal thoracic (cut). Suprascapular. Vertebral. Subscapular. Facial. Maxillary. INTE. VEINS. Superior Vena Cava. Brachiocephalic. Heart. Internal Jugular. External Jugular.

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VASCULAR SUPPLY TO UPPER EXTREMITY

VASCULAR SUPPLY TO UPPER EXTREMITY. ARTERIES. Subclavian Arteries. Left subclavian: Direct branch from aortic arch Right subclavian: Branch from brachiocephalic. Subclavian Branches. Vertebral artery Passes through transverse foramina 6-1 Passes through foramen magnum

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VASCULAR SUPPLY TO UPPER EXTREMITY

VASCULAR SUPPLY TO UPPER EXTREMITY. ARTERIES. Subclavian Arteries. Left subclavian: Direct branch from aortic arch Right subclavian: Branch from brachiocephalic. Subclavian Branches. Vertebral artery Passes through transverse foramina 6-1 Passes through foramen magnum

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Muscles of Thoracic Wall

Muscles of Thoracic Wall. Muscles of the thorax consist of intercostals and Diaphragm. Intercostals are arranged as three layers between the ribs. Diaphragm closes the thoracic outlet and separates thoracic cavity from abdominal cavity. The Three layers of Intercostal Muscles are.

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Intercostal Vessels and Nerves

Intercostal Vessels and Nerves. Dr. Hassan Shaibah. Intercostal a. costocervical trunk. Posterior intercostal a. 1. 2. 1)Posterior intercostal a. first 2 spaces from superior intercostal a., a branch of the of the subclavian a. lower 9 spaces from descending thoracic aorta.

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MAMMARY GLAND

MAMMARY GLAND. By Dr IRAM TASSADUQ. INTRODUCTION. Mammary Glands exist in both sexes. Rudimentary in males throughout life Start developing at puberty Most of the development occurs during later months of pregnancy and lactation.

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MAMMARY GLAND

MAMMARY GLAND. By Dr IRAM TASSADUQ. INTRODUCTION. Mammary Glands exist in both sexes. Rudimentary in males throughout life Start developing at puberty Most of the development occurs during later months of pregnancy and lactation.

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