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Introduction to thorax, Schemes and Mind Maps of Anatomy

Diaphragm, superior thoracic inlet, Sibson’s fascia

Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps

2021/2022

Available from 06/26/2023

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THORACIC
CAGE
SUPERIOR
THORALIC
INIET
Anteriorly:
Steenum
Nation:
Seep.
border
of
manubrium
Posteriorly:
Thoracic
vertebrac
sterni
2
intervening
intervertebral
dises
Posterior:
Ant
border
of
step.
Surface
Laterally:
Ribs
e
costal
cartilage
of
T.
on
each
side
Lateral:
Is
rib
costal
cartilage
-
Rib
articulation
&
&
Anteriorly:
->
INFERIOR
TRORACIC
ANERTURE
1st
to
it
a
sternum
THORAX
Anterially:
Xiphoid
process
sta,qtu,
10th
a
with
each
other
Postinarly:
Body
of
Tic
vertebra
lith,
12th
a
free
Laterally:
Costal
margin
(costal
-
Posteriorly.
All
are
joined
collages
of
7th
to
10
ribs)
&
11th
&
12th
to
the
thoracic
vertebrae
ribs
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THORACIC

CAGE SUPERIOR THORALIC INIET Anteriorly: Steenum Nation: Seep. border of manubrium Posteriorly: Thoracicvertebrac sterni

intervening intervertebral dises Posterior:Ant border of step.^ Surface Laterally: Ribs e

costal

cartilage of

T.

on each^ side Lateral:Isrib^ costal cartilage

Rib (^) articulation & & Anteriorly: -> INFERIOR (^) TRORACIC ANERTURE 1st to it^ a sternum THORAX Anterially: Xiphoidprocess sta,qtu,

10tha with each other

Postinarly: Body of Tic

vertebra

lith,

12th a

free Laterally:

Costal

margin (costal

Posteriorly. All are joined collages of^

7thto^10

ribs)

& 11th& 12th

to the thoracicvertebrae

ribs

THORACIC INIET SYNDROME

a)

Muscles:

· Compressionof subclavian

R · Sternohyoid

lower

part of

brachialplenus

·

Sternothyroid

SUPERIOR

THORALIC INIET by

hypertrophied

scalerant.

Longue

colli

nterior:

Seep.border

of

manubrium

orcivicalrib.

·

Numbness,

tingling,

pain along

batteries

sterni ·

Left

common carotid

Posterior:

Ant border^

of step.^ Surface

medialside

offorearm

hand.

Brachiveephalic

trunk

wastingof hand^ muscle^

due

of

T.

to involvement of i

· Subcairan (left)

Lateral:

Isrib

costal

cartilage.

Ischemie

symp-Pallor

coldnen

of upper limb a^ weak radial ↑

ItRRt.

int Thoracin

pulse

·

It. PRt.

seep

intercostal

NERVES

SUPERIOR

THORACIC

· Rt.Lt.

vague

INLET

· It recurrent largel

· It&Rt plenic

L

de

·

ItIRtT,

SIBSON'S FASCIA ·

It PDt

sympathetu

Apen

attached to

tip of

FUNCTIONS:

a)

veins

transverse

process (^) of

C

· Protects

the

underlying

~ Brachiocephali(Rel,

Base (^) attached to inner cervical

pleura

·

Suf. Thyroid

border

of first^

rib ·^ Resists

intrathoracic

, se postintercostal

sep. (^) senface related^

to

pressure.

As a result

S

e)

OTHERS

subclavianvessels

root

of

neck (^) isnot

·

oesophagus

Trachea

ouf, surface

related

to

puffed

up

& down

· At (^) Pht. Cervicalpleura

dome

cervical

pleura duringresp^

· Ant.

longitudinal

lig.

· Rt& (^) It.

lung

apices

MAJOR (^) OPENINGS:

LYMPHATIC DRAIN AGE ·

Daphragmatic

. (^) vena caval-Ts

(might (^) planein

At

diaphragmatic

Behind

paralysis-

due to

in thecentral tendon, (^) niphordprocess bilateral^ damage of

right

to (^) median plane

blu (^) Post

diaphragmatica

Near

phenie

nerves

central (^) tendon & post.

It

leaflet

aartra

orifice

·

Hiccups (^) involuntary

·

oesophageal

  • (^) To (ophages, vague,

Rightlaterala^

caral

openingspasmodic

contraction orophageal branches^ of

It gastic artery) Left

'I R

oesophageal

associated with

It of

median plane right

cus

diaphragmatodes opening

closure of

glotti

fibres

splitaround-pinch

cock effect

· Houte-Te (^) (Agora

Thoracic

duct, ~disparital

phene

in

Behindthe (^) median arcuate

ligament

DIAPHRAGM

MINOR OPENINGS:

ACTIONS:

· Muscle of inspiration

·

Sup

epigastrostate artilage

pace

for · Thoraco^ abdominal pump:

process.

venous (^) return

of

zuc

· Musculophrenie

·

Pinch-cock

effectof orophages

· Greate, (^) lessen, least splauchnie

vessels

· muscle

of

abdominal

straining:

·

Lower 5

intercostal I (^) subcostal newessels

↑ intraabdominal

pressure

to

empty

·

sympathetic

chain pelvic^

contents

·

Kemiazygous

vein

· muscle

of weightlifting:supports

the

· subcostal newer^

vessels postvertebral muscles

DEVELOPMENT:

DESCENT

OF DIAPHRAGM

DIAPURAGMATIC HERNIAS

·

septum

transversum a

ventrally

· Arises

from C, Ly, (^) (

· Acquired:

central tendon myotomes

inthe^ neck a)

Traumatu:

Open/closed

· Dorsal

mesentry

of

oesophagus (^) region. inguy

whichlead to sudder

dorsally

·

moves

downwards

during

severe inintraabdominal

part of diaphragm^

around (^) development

to current

pressure

oesophagus

position b)^ Hiatal^ (Sliding):

Gastro-

·

Body

Wall (^) Peripheral ocophageal junction

cardiac

peripheral part of diaphragm

DIAPHRAGM

end

of

stomach slides up

into

·

Pleuroperitoneal

membrane

thoracic

carrity,

but

only

atthe

sides antirolateral surface is

doner

of (^) diaphragm

covered by

hernial

sac

-coured

by

muscle (^) weakness

DIAPURAGMATIC HERNIAS:

whichleads to intra

CONGENITAC:

abdominal pressure.

· Posterolateral:

Foramen

of

'Most common

-Acid

reflux-pepte

Bochdalek (^) a

pleuroperitoneal

heart (^) burn oesophagites

left

side

mostly

-short

oesophagen

· Retrosternal: Space of Larry

or

foramen

of Morgagnin

Xiphisternume(th cartilage

right

side

(dysphagia, discomfort

a

adults)

·

Paraossophageal:Right

Pantto

asophageal

opening

a ant surface of

stomach become upside

down in

TC

normal relationship

blw gastro-oesophageal (^) junction

diaphragm