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• Muscular Triangle
o Boundaries
 Superior belly of omohyoid m
 Anterior border of sternocleidomastoid (SCM) m
 Median plane of neck
• Muscular Triangle contents
 Infrahyoid mm
 Thyroid gland
 Parathyroid glands
• Submandibular Triangle
o Boundaries:
 Inferior border of mandible
 Anterior belly of digastric m
 Posterior belly of digastric m
 Supf/roof: superficial layer of deep cervical (prevertebral) Fa.
 Deep/floor: mylohyoid m and hypoglossus m (both within the mandible
• Submandibular Triangle o Contents
 Submandibular gland
 Facial a
 Facial v
 Stylohyoid m
 Part of CN XII (hypoglossal n)
 Lymph nodes
 Sternohyoid m function
depresses hyoid bone
 Sternothyroid m function
thyroid cartilage; depresses larynx)
 Thyrohyoid m function
elevates larynx
• Carotid Triangle boundaries
 Superior belly of omohyoid m
 Anterior border of SCM m
 Posterior belly of digastric m
o Carotid triangle Contents
 Carotid aa.
• Common, internal, external
 Branches of external carotid a.
• Superior thyroid a.
o Gives rise to the superior laryngeal a.
• Ascending pharyngeal a.
• Lingual a.
• Occipital a.
• Facial a.
• Posterior auricular a.*
• Maxillary a.*
• Superficial temporal a.*
Ansacervicalis-inferior root from
C2, C3
Ansa Cervicalis superior root from
from C1
Ansa Cervicalis innervates all
infrahyoid mm (omohyoid m, thyrohyoid m (by C1), sternohyoid m, sternothyroid
Ant belly of digastric: mylohyoid n, innervation from
CNV3
Posterior belly of digastric innvervated by
CN VII (facial
In btw the first rib & the ant surf of scapula, it’s the
axillary inlet or cervical axillary canal. This area can impeach of structures of brachial plexus.
triangle where pulse can b taken
The carotid triang
Carotid line: begins behind sternoclavicular joint and from here we aim to btw mastoid process and angle of the mandible. At Cv4 common carotid bifurcates and carotid line follows
external carotid a
Superior border of thryoid cartilage delineates
the branching point of the common carotid
External jugular vein lies in subcutaneous tissue so is superficial to investing fascia and it forms deep to the parotid gland by
posterior auricular vein and the retromandibular vein (superficial temporal and maxillary vein
Deep cervical nodes are next to the
carotid sheath
Jugulodigastric node at
crossing of the posteior belly of the digastric to IJV. This node that get swollen when infection, strep throat etc
Where the superior belly of the omohyoid crosses the IJV theres the
jugulo-omohyoid node
Accesory nerve passes through the posterior triang. Along this acc nerve theres an accesory chain of nodes and connect to the deep cervical nodes and to transeverse cervical nodes. In surgery in the posterior triang when theres cancer is neccesary to remove this nodes so it is important to
to preserve the acc nerve