Embryological basis of common congenital anomalies Flashcards
Development of pharyngeal arches/bronchial arches
how many
6 arches but arch 5 involutes – 5 left give rise to major head and neck structures
Each arch has indentation on inside within the adjacent foregut (bronchial pouch) an indentation on the outside of the embryo called the groove
Each arch system supplied by specific cranial nerve , artery and has associated muscles , some give rise to specific tissues such as thyroid and parathyroid. And bony and cartilaginous structures
Ectoderm externally.
Endoderm internally.
A core of mesoderm
1st arch what muscles
muscles of mastication
2nd arch what muscles
muscles of facial expression
3rd arch what muscles
Stylopharyngeus
4th arch m
Constrictors of pharynx, cricothyroid, levator veli palatini
6th arch m
Intrinsic muscles of larynx
1st arch CN
Mandibular division of trigeminal (Vc) supplies
muscles of mastication & mucosa of oral cavity
2nd arch CN
Facial nerve (VII) muscles of facial expression and mucosa of oropharynx (parasympathetic)
3rd arch CN
Glossopharyngeal nerve (IX) Stylopharyngeus muscle and mucosa of pharynx
4th arch CN
Superior laryngeal branch of vagus nerve (X)
Muscles of pharynx and some mucosa of the larynx
6th arch CN
Recurrent laryngeal branch of vagus nerve (X)
Muscles of and some mucosa of larynx
1st branchial cleft forms
external auditory canal
1st branchial pouch froms
middel ear cavity and Eustachian tube - these joint at eh tympanic membrane with external auditory cancel
if the pinna looks odd what happens
1st brachial cleft
Pain sensation from the ear is mediated by cranial nerves V, VI, IX and X (NOT VIII)
If no cause for pain is evident within the ear, think of ‘all the Ts’ (Teeth, TMJs, and Tumours of the Throat, Tonsils, and Tongue.