Manual of Practical Anatomy volume 2
Manual of Practical Anatomy volume 2
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The veins of both sides enter the thorax, and frequently unite to form a short common stem, which opens into the innominate trunk. In other cases, however, the right vein will be observed to open separately into the angle of union between the two innominate veins. Both veins receive, as they proceed downwards, tributaries from larynx, trachea, and oesophagus.
The anterior vertebral vein accompanies the ascending cervical artery, and opens into the vertebral vein as it issues from the foramen tr...ansversarium of the sixth cervical vertebra.
Suprascapular and Transversalis Colli Arteries. Both of these arteries have already been examined in the greater part of their course (p. 193). After taking origin from the thyroid axis, they both pass outwards upon the scalenus anticus muscle, and under cover of the clavicular head of the SIDE OF THE NECK. 223 sterno-mastoid. The suprascapular (arteria transversa scapulae) crosses the anterior scalene muscle close to its insertion, immediately above the subclavian vein ; the transversalis colli (arteria transversa colli) is placed at a slightly higher level.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The veins of both sides enter the thorax, and frequently unite to form a short common stem, which opens into the innominate trunk. In other cases, however, the right vein will be observed to open separately into the angle of union between the two innominate veins. Both veins receive, as they proceed downwards, tributaries from larynx, trachea, and oesophagus.
The anterior vertebral vein accompanies the ascending cervical artery, and opens into the vertebral vein as it issues from the foramen tr...ansversarium of the sixth cervical vertebra.
Suprascapular and Transversalis Colli Arteries. Both of these arteries have already been examined in the greater part of their course (p. 193). After taking origin from the thyroid axis, they both pass outwards upon the scalenus anticus muscle, and under cover of the clavicular head of the SIDE OF THE NECK. 223 sterno-mastoid. The suprascapular (arteria transversa scapulae) crosses the anterior scalene muscle close to its insertion, immediately above the subclavian vein ; the transversalis colli (arteria transversa colli) is placed at a slightly higher level.
What to read after Manual of Practical Anatomy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D J Daniel John Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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