The muscles of the neck The Platysma The Sternocleidomastoid The Trapezius The Suprahyoid Muscles (Which Function to Elevate the Hyoid) The Infrahyoid Muscles (Which Function to Depress the Hyoid) The lymph nodes The submandibular gland Blood supply of the neck Arteries Veins Significant nerves in ...
How does venous blood from the head and neck drain to? Go to slides 9 and 10 and identify these vessels. Brachiocephalic trunks through the jugular system of veins Multiple cranial nerves course through the neck providing motor, sensory, and PSM innervation to neck structures; what does cranial...
Neck : Narrow The common peroneal nerve wraps around it. Shaft: medial, lateral, and posterior surfaces Lateral malleolus : Distal projection Articulates with the talus as part of the ankle Anterior and posterior views of the tibia, fibula, and tibiofibular joints Image by BioDigital, edited...
The tab larynx includes both the cartilage of the larynx but also all adjacent structures, including mucous membranes. The oesophagus, trachea and thyroid gland were grouped as they represent only few anatomical structures of this module. The arteries and veins of the face and neck were labeled ...
Cross-sectional anatomy of the mouse on high-resolution X-ray computed tomography (micro-CT): in vivo imaging on a murine model
Neuroimaging Clinics of North America . 1998McKinnon SG. Anatomy of the cerebral veins, dural sinuses, sella, meninges, and cerebrospinal fluid spaces. In: Gentry LR, ed. Normal Anatomy of the Head and Neck: Neuroimaging Clin N Am 1998;8:101-118...
Blood from the scalp and face drain into the veins that accompany the arteries of the scalp and face, which ultimately drain into the external jugular vein. Venous blood of the neck drains into the anterior jugular vein. From here: both the external jugular and anterior jugular veins drain...
The pharynx is widest (approximately 5 cm) opposite the hyoid and narrowest (approximately 1.5 cm) at its inferior end, where it is continuous with the esophagus .Sagittal view of the head and neck showing the location of the pharynx and its anatomical landmarks Image:“2303 Anatomy of Nose...
A. Veins of the neck: Jugular veins Internal jungular vein: Travels down within the carotid sheath and joins the subclavian vein to form the vrachiocephalic vein and its tributaries, including The intracranial venous sinuses, lingual vein, pharyngeal vein, occipital vein, Common facial vein, supe...
Anatomy Tutorial - The Vertebral Artery Anatomy Tutorial - Veins of the Head and Neck The Posterior Triangle of the Neck - Boundaries & Content - Head & Neck Anatomy Anatomy Tutorial Nasal Cavity Blood Supply Suprahyoid & Infrahyoid muscles of the neck Anatomy Tutorial Pharyngeal Constrictors Phar...