2. Head and neck arteries
Two aterial systems supply head and neck
1.carotid system
Supply
Upper neck and
head
2.Subclavian
system
Supply
Lower neck
Deep neck
Inside of cranium
Shoulder
Upper limb
thorax
5. 1.carotid system
Begins with two common carotid arteries
(left and right)
Having different origin
Right common carotid artery arise from
branchiocephalic artery behind
sternoclavicular joint
left common carotid artery arise from arch of
aorta in superior mediastinum
6. Common carotid artery runs upward through the neck
within carotid sheath (closely related to internal jugular
vein and vagus nerve)
7. Under cover of anterior border of sternocleidomastoid
muscle
from sternoclavicular joint to the upper margins of thyroid
cartillage
8.
9. In carotid tringle ( at upper margins of thyroid cartillage) it
devides into external and internal carotid a.
10. Carotid Sinus
At the point of devision,
The terminal part of c.c.a or the beginning of
internal c.a or The terminal part of c.c.a plus the
beginning/origin of internal c.a shows dilation
This dilated area called as carotid sinus
11. Carotid Sinus
Wall of the sinus is thin because of
Relatively thin tunica media
Thick tunica adventitia (tunica externa)
contains numerous neve endings derived
from glossophyrngeal nerve
14. Carotid body
Small area
Lies posterior to the point of bifurcation of
common carotid a.
Or in the angle of bifurcation
Innervated by glossophyrngeal nerve
(and possibly supplemented by vagus nerve)
Function=serve as chemoreceptor
16. External carotid artery
It begins at the upper border of thyroid
cartillage
Terminates in the substance of parotid gland
Posterior to the mandible by deviding into
maxillary and superficial temporal arteries
17.
18. superior lyrngeal artery
Superior thyroid artery curves downward to the
upper pole of thyroid cartillage and gives off
superior lyrngeal a.
Pierce thyrohyoid membrane
19. Superior thyroid artery descends in company
with external lyrngeal artery
external lyrngeal artery supplies circothyroid
muscle
28. Maxillary artery
Supplies
1. The Upper and the lower jaw
2. The Muscles of mastication
3. The Nose
4. The Palate
5. The Meninges inside the skull
29. Maxillary artery
Larger terminal branch
of external carotid artery
Runs forward
Deep to the neck of
mandible(0spe)
It proceeds across the
infratemporal fossa
Enters the
pterygopalatine fossa
30. Middle meningeal artery
Branch of maxillary
artery
Enters the skull
through foramen
spinosum.runs
laterally and devides
into anterior and
posterior branches