Mediastinum (Anatomy of the Thorax)

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The document discusses the anatomy of the mediastinum and thoracic cavity. It describes the divisions of the mediastinum into superior, inferior, anterior, middle and posterior portions. It identifies the structures located in the superior mediastinum, including the thymus gland, brachiocephalic veins, and sternum muscles. It also describes the azygos and hemiazygos veins, trachea, arch of the aorta, and major veins that drain into the superior and inferior vena cava.

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Vena Azygos
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&
Hemiazygos Veins
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MEDIASTINUM
(page 43)
1- Superior mediastinum.
2- Inferior mediastinum.
a- Anterior mediastinum.
b- Middle mediastinum.
c- Posterior mediastinum.
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Superior Mediastinum
(Page 43)
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Contents of Superior
Mediastinum
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Sterno-hyoid m. Sterno-thyroid m.
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Left brachio-cephalic
veinRight brachio-
cephalic vein
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Posterior
Mediastinum
(page 43)
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Anterior
Mediastinum
(page 45)
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Middle Mediastinum
(page 45)
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ARCH OF AORTA
(page 101)
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VEINS OF THORACIC
CAVITY
(Page 108)
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Brachiocephalic
Veins
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Inferior Vena Cava
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8. MEDIASTINUM (page 43) 1- Superior mediastinum. 2- Inferior mediastinum. a- Anterior mediastinum. b- Middle mediastinum. c- Posterior mediastinum. Dr. Sherif Fahmy

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17. Contents of Superior Mediastinum Dr.Sherif Fahmy

18. Sterno-hyoid m. Sterno-thyroid m. Dr.Sherif Fahmy

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20. Left brachio-cephalic veinRight brachiocephalic vein Dr.Sherif Fahmy