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NECK ANATOMY ¥°. GENERAL NECK 1> Landmark of neck a) transverse process of atlas
b)
ant. tubercle of transverse process of C6 c)
Hyoid Bone d)
thyroid cartilage or adam's apple e)
Cricoid cortilage f)
Supra sternal notch g)
trachea ±×¸²7-1 landmark of neck
From. Clinical oriented Anatomy by
Keith L. Moore P. 785¿¡¼ Àοë. 2> Boundaries of
neck
above - inferior border of mand.
laterally-
mastoid process of temporal bone below
- clavicle, manubrium 3> 5 Cutanous N.
of NECK
a) lesser occiptal N. - C©ü
b)
Grater Auricular N - C©üC©ý c)
ant. cutanous N. - C©üC©ý d)
Supra clavicular N. - C©ýC©þ e)
Cervical branch of facial N. 4> Cutaneous vein
- ant. jugular vein -
external jugular vein 5> Side of neck Boundaries a) Supeior-inferior Border of
Mand. b)
below - clavicle c)
anterior - median plane d)
Posterior - ant. Border of trapezius 6> Triangle of neck ±×¸² 7-2, 7-3  ±×¸²
7-2 From Clinical
oriented Anatomy by
Keith L. Moore P. 787¿¡¼ Àοë. ±×¸²7-3 From Clinical oriented Anatomy by Keith L. Moore
P.
787¿¡¼ Àοë. A> anterior triangle boundaries
1) above - inferior border of
MAND. 2)
below -ant. Border of SCM 3)
ant. - median plane of neck B> ANT. Small triangle
1) Sub mental triangle = suprahyoid triangle
boundaries
laterally
- digastric m. medially
- mid line of neck Inf.
- hyoid bone 2) sub mandibular triangle=digastric
triangle boundaries sup. - mandbular triangle
ant
- ant.belly digastric muscle post
- post.belly digastric muscle 3) Muscular triangle
boundaries=Trianangle of Necessity boundaries
sup.post - ant belly of omohyoid
inf
.post.- SCM muscle anterior
-median plane of neck 4) Carotid triangle
= Sup.Carotid triangleboundaries above - digastric m post
.inf. - ant border of SCM ant,inf
- superior belly of omohyoid C> Posterior Triangle
Boundaries ant.superiorly-post. boarder
of SCM inferior
- clavicle post
- ant boarder of trapezius muscle 1) Occiptal triangle Boundaries
ant.superior-post.border of
SCM inferior-
omohyoid post'ly
-ant .border of Trapezius Occiptal Triangle content
Artery - branch of transverse
cervical Artery Vein
- ext. jugular vein -
transverse cervical vein -
occipital vein Nerve
- accessory nerve five
cutaneous nerve 2) Subclavian Trianglen
Boundaries ant. post. border of SCM
Inf.
- clavicle post
inf.belly of omophyoid Subclavian Triangle content
Artery- subclavian Artery
suprascapular
artery Vein
- Ext. Jugular vein -
Supra scapular vein -
occipital vein Nerve
- branch of brachial plexus 6 ansa
hypoglossi-supply omohyoid muscle ¥±.
DORSUM OF NECK
1 Ligamentun nuchae - strong ligment from external occiptal protuberance
to spinous process of C1-C7  ±×¸² 7-4 From. Clinical oriented
Anatomy by
Keith L. Moore P. 792¿¡¼ Àοë. Supraspinous ligament- go down at the level of C7
2>
Greater occipital nerve & The 3rd occipital nerve ÀÇ Â÷ÀÌÁ¡
Greater
occiptal nerve |
The
3rd occipital nerve |
Larger
|
Smaller |
medial
branch from post primary
rami of C2 |
medial
branch from post primary
rami of C3 |
supply
of occipital area of scalp |
skin
of neck |
above
of superior nuchal line |
below
of the nuchal line |
3> Occipital Artery - from ext. carotid artery
supply the skin, scalp anastomose with
superficial temporal artery, post. auricular artery -
give collateral branch a)
muscular branch b)
meningeal branch c)
descending branch d)
SCM branch e)
Auricular branch 4> Transverse Cervical Artery - Branch from thyro-cervical
artery which is branch of
subclavian artery Terminal
branch a)
deep transverse cervical artery b)
superficial transverse cervical artery -
goes ant border of trapezius muscle ¥². BACK 1> Lumbodosal fascia
- thick wide tendinous sheath
cover the deep muscle
of back (Lumbar, thoracic, sacral region) a) Thoracic portion - from ligamentum nuchae &
tip of spine of thoracic vertbrae
continue with Serratus anterior, caudally extended
into lumar region known as lumbar fascia b) Lumbar portion 1) ant. lamella - attach transverse
process of lumbar 2)
middle lamella 3)
post.lamellae-extension of thoracicportion, origin
of latissmus dorsi muscle 2> Muscles of Back -superifcial to deep a)
1st layer- trapzius Latissmus
dorsi b)
2nd layer - Levator scapula, Rhomboid  ±×¸²7-5 first &second
layer of back muscles From.
Basic And Clinical Anatomy of the SPINE, SPINAL
CORD, AND ANS by Gregory D. Cramer p.
74¿¡¼ Àοë. c) 3rd layer - serratus superior
serratus
inferior splenus
capitus splenus
cervices d)
4th layer - sacrospinalis or erector spinae -
semispinalis -
mutipidus -
rotator  ±×¸² 7-6 3rd & 4th Layer of back Muscles
From.
Basic And Clinical Anatomy of the SPINE, SPINAL
CORD, AND ANS by Gregory D. Cramer p.
78¿¡¼ Àοë. e) 5 th layer - interspinous
-
intertransverse  ±×¸² 7-7 5th Layer of Back Muscles From.
Basic And Clinical
Anatomy of the SPINE, SPINAL CORD,
AND ANS by Gregory D. Cramer p.
83¿¡¼ Àοë. 3> SacrospinalisÀÇ 3 column a) Lateral group -
iliocostalis lumborum -
iliocostalis thoracis -
iliocostalis cervicis b)
midddle group or intermediated group -
longissimus capitis -
longissimus cervicis -
longissimus thoracis c)
medial group or spinalis group -
spinalis capitus -
spinalis cervicis -
spinalis dorsi Semispinalis - most medial a)
semispinalis capitus b)
semispinalis cervicis c)
semispinalis thoracis or dorsi Mutipidus Muscls - beneath the spinalis muscle
from level of C2 -sacrum Rotator
Muscle -
short fassiculi muscle. 12 pairs ,deep than the mutipus.muscle
4>
Vertebral Column
- male 71cm -
female 61cm Curvature a) cervical curvature-from odontoid
process to the 2nd thoracic b)
thoracic curvature- from T2-T12 c)
Lumbar curvature- from T12- lumbar Joint d)
pelvic curvature - from lumbo-sacral to coccyx * spina bifida - failure of fusion of 2 lamina
of the vertebra which
result into a cleft * vertebral canal - from foramen magnum to 2nd
sacral A) Structure of vertebral
column 1)
ligament a) Front of vertebral column
-
anterior longitudinal ligament---from foramen magnum b)
behind of vertebral column (1)
posterior longitudinal ligament (2)
Intervertebral disc (3)
Ligamentum flava - from anterior lower border of
vertebral column to posterior border of
next vertebral column (4)
supra spinous ligament- continues ligamentum nuchae (5)
interspinous ligament (6)
intertransverse ligament (7)
ligamentum nuchae (8)
articular capsule 2) Blood vessel or spinal
artery a) vertebral artery-continue
cervical region b)
posterior intercostal artery-thoracic region c)
lumbar artery-lumbar region d)
lateral sacral artery- sacral region 3) Veins - starting at pia
mater 5> Subocciptal 1 muscle of Subocciptal
±×¸² 7-8 sub occipital muscle
From.
Basic And Clinical Anatomy of the SPINE, SPINAL CORD, AND
ANS by Gregory D. Cramer p. 90¿¡¼ Àοë.
Name |
origin |
insertion |
oblique capitus
superior |
transverse
of C1 |
sup. nuchaline
line |
oblique capitus
inferior |
spinous proces
of C2 |
transverse
of C1 |
Rectus capitus
post.minor |
spinous proces
of C2 |
above sup.
nuchaline line |
Rectus capitus
post.major |
post.tubercle
of C1 |
sup. nuchaline
line |
a) boundaries of sub occipital triangle
lateral , superiorly- oblique capitus superior
inferiorly-oblique capitus inferior
medially-Rectus capitus post.major
b) contents
of sub occipital triangle 1) vertebral artery 2)
post. ramus of 1st cervical nerve=subocciptal nerve 3)
subocciptal plexus of vein * vertebral artery origin - subclavian artery
commence-
between the interval of longus cervics
& scalenius anterior fermination-
inside the cranial cavity by meeting opposite side
to form basilar artery 6>
Part of meninges of spinal cord & brain a) epidural space - between duramater
& veretbral column b) subdural space
- space between arcahnoid & duramater c)
sub arachnoid space - space between arachnoid & pia mater,
here
CSF located d) duramater - thick fibrous
tissue which enclose the spinal cord e)
arachnoid - thin delecate non-vascular transparent membrane
f) pia mater - inner most thick vascular
closely adherent to the spinal cord * 31 pair of spinal nerve
1) 8 cervical spinal nerve 2)
12 thoracic spinal nerve 3)
5 lumbar spinal nerve 4)
5 sacral spinal nerve 5)
1 coccyx spinal nerve ¥³. CERVICAL SPINE 1 Ư¡  ±×¸²7-9 TYPICAL CERVICAL
VERTEBRAE from p.185 Principles of
Anatomy & physiology 8th edition by Bonnie Roesch
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CERVICAL VERTEBRAE from p.185 Principles
of Anatomy & physiology 8th edition by
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