Thorax Flashcards
which heart chamber lies on closest to the esophagus
left atrium (mitral valve)
radiograph right border of heart (my left)
superior vena cava, right atrium, inferior vena cava.
left border of radiograph of heart
aortic arch, left pulmonary vein, left auricle, left ventricle and apex (inferolaterally)
three constrictions of the esophagus in the thorax
1) aortic arch
2) left principle bronchus
3) diaphragm
Structures anterior to trachea
ASLPB aortic arch superior vena cava left bracheocephalic vein pulmonary trunk bracheocephalic trunk (of aorta)
what is the arterial supply to the esophagus
esophageal branches of thoracic aorta
left gastric
what is the distribution of posterior IC arteries
first 2 from supreme thoracic, costocervical trunk from subclavian
last 9 from thoracic aorta
what is the distribution of anterior IC arteries
first 5 or 6 from internal thoracic (branch from subclavian)
division of internal thoracic results in musculophrenic and superior epigastric, so 4-5 from the musculophrenic
Posterior IC veins drain into
hemi-azygos
azygos
Mediastinal veins, and drainage
diaphragm, pericardium, esophagus, main bronchi
into accessory hemiazygos (sometimes has connections with left bracheocephalic)
thoracic duct
begins at abdomen at the cisterna chyli, ascends posterior mediastinum posterior to esophagus, crosses over to the left median plane at T5-T6,
what does the thoracic duct drain
lymph from everywhere but superior right quadrant (not right upper limb, right thorax, head or neck)
where does the thoracic duct run into?
near internal jugular and subclavian, left venous angle
what does the azygos vein drain
posterior walls of thorax and abdomen and back, vertebra, and vertebral canals
what does the hemiazygos drain
inferior 3 posterior veins, inferior esophagus, small mediastinal
what drains into the accessory hemiazygos
tributaries from veins in 4th-8th intercostal spaces, sometimes left bronchial vein
boundaries, blood supply, and innervation of breast
midaxillary line and lateral to the sternum
supraclavicular nerve
ant. cutaneous nerve 2-7
lateral cutaneous nerve 3-7
lateral mammary artery (lateral thoracic from axillary)
medial mammary (internal thoracic)
lateral mammary from poster intercostal (thoracic aorta)
lymphatic drainage of breasts
75% from axillary (1-pectoral, 2-central, 3-apical)
20% parasternal around internal thoracic
5% abdomen or opposite side
jugular notch
T2, top part of manubrium, trachea palpable
nipple
t4 dermatome
xiphoid process
the anterior attachment point of the diaphragm
innermost intercostal muscles
run from midclavicular line and the sternal angle
transversus thoracis
posterior surface of lower sternum