Anatomy Review Slides Lec. 22 Flashcards
Esophageal Hiatus
- Vertebral level
- Opening for
- accompanied nerve
- at T-10
- Opening of the Esophagus
- Accompanied by the VAGUS Nerve
Subdivisions of the Sup. Mediastinum
- Retrosternal
(Behind Sternum) - Prevertebral
(Before Vertebrae)
Aortic Hiatus
- Vertebral level
- Opening for
- accompanied nerve
- at T-12
- Opening of the Aorta
- Accompanied by the Greater Splanchnic Nerve
Arterial Supply to the Diaphragm
Sup. Aspect & Inf. Aspect
- Anything with “PHRENIC” in the name
Contents of the ANTERIOR Inferior Mediastinum
- Thymus
- Fat
- Lymph nodes
If you stick a needle too far in the RIGHT Costo-Diaphragmatic Recess, what could you Hit?
The LIVER
Left Crura is at what Position?
L2
How many Arcuates are there in the Diaphragm?
3 Total
- Median
- Medial
- Lateral
Where does the Sup. And Inf. Mediastinum separate?
- Horizontal plane
- B/w STERNAL Angle and IV Disc T4-T5
Mediastinum
Space b/w Lungs
Contents of the Retrosternal Sup. Mediastinum
- Greater vessels and branches
- Thymus
Also apart of the ANT. INF. Mediastinum
Contents of the Prevertebral Sup. Mediastinum
- Trachea
- Esophagus
- Thoracic Duct
- Sympathetic trunks
- Vagus Nerves
Lateral Arcuate
- Lumbocostal arches
- From deep Fascia of QUADRATUS LUMBORUM Muscle
- From Transverse process of L1 - L2
Nerve supply to the Diaphragm
PHRENIC Nerve
If you stick a needle too far in the LEFT Costo-Diaphragmatic Recess, what could you Hit?
The SPLEEN