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From which embryonic aortic arch is the arch of aorta developed from?
Left 4th
From which embryonic aortic arch is the pulmonary artery developed from?
6th
From which embryonic aortic arch is the common carotid artery developed from?
3rd
From which embryonic aortic arch is the first part of the internal carotid artery developed from?
3rd
(the remaining part is formed by the cranial part of the dorsal aorta)
From which embryonic aortic arch is the external carotid artery developed from?
3rd
From which embryonic aortic arch is the right subclavian artery (proximal segment) developed from?
right 4th
Which aortic arches are large?
3rd, 4th and 6th
Which aortic arch disappears moslty befor the 4th week, but a small part remains to make a part of the maxillary a.?
1st
When does the 2nd disappear?
Before 4th week, small part remains to form hyoid a. and stapendic a.
What is the characteristics of the 5th aortic arch?
Transient and never well developed.
Embryonal VITTELIN AA becomes?
celiac aa (supplies foregut)
sup. mesenteric aa (midgut)
inf. mesenteric aa. (hindgut)
Embryonal UMBILICAL AA. becomes?
medial umbilical ligament (distal portion
intrenal iliac aa (prox)
vesicular aa (prox)
Embryonal VITTELINE VENOUS SYSTEM becomes?
Portal venous system
Embryonal CARDINAL SYSTEM becomes?
Caval venous system
Embryonic UMBILICAL VENOUS SYSTEM becomes?
Disappears after birth
Parietal branches of abdominal aorta?
- aa.lumbales
- a. phrenica inf.
- aa. suprarenalis sup
Single visceral branches of abdominal aorta?
- truncus coeliacus
- a. mestenterica sup.
- a. mesenterica inf.
Paired visceral branches of abdominal aorta?
- a. testicularis
- a. suprarenalis med.
- a. renalis
- a suprarenalis inf.
Parietal branches of thoractic aorta?
- a. phrenica sup
- posterior intercostal aa.
- r. cutaneus lateralis, rr mammarii lat.
- r. dorsalis
- r spinalis
- r. cutaneus med + lat, r. muscularis
Visceral branches of thoractic aorta?
- bronchial branches
- esophageal branches
- mediastinal branches
- pericardial branches
Maxillary artery.
Branches of pars mandibuaris?
a. auricularis profunda
a. tympanica ant.
a. alveolaris inf, rr.dental, rr. peridentales
r. mylohyoideus
a. meningea media
Branches of meningea media (form pars mandibularis)?
r. accesorius
r. frontalis
r. orbitalis
r. parietalis
r. petrosus
a. tympanica superior
Maxillary artery.
Branches of pars pterygoidea?
a. messetrica
a. temporalis profunda ant.
a. temporalis profunda post.
rr. pterygoidei
a. buccalis
Maxillary artery.
Branches of pars pterygopalatina?
(part 1)
a. alveolares sup. post (rr. dentales, rr.peridentales)
a. infraorbitalis
aa. alveolares sup. ant (rr. dentales, rr.peridentales)
Maxillary artery.
Branches of pars pterygopalatina?
(part 2)
a. canalis pterygoidei
r. pharyngeus
a. palatina major
aa. palatinae minores
Maxillary artery.
Branches of pars pterygopalatina?
(part 3)
r. pharyngeus
a. sphenopalatina
aa. nasales posteriores laterales
Parietal branches of vena cava inferior?
vv. iliacae communes
aa. lumbales
vv. phrenicae inf.
v. sacralis med.
Visceral branches of vena cava inferior?
vv. renales
v. testicularis /ovarica
v. suprarenalis
vv. hepaticae (ductus venosus Aranzii)
Parietal branches of common iliac a.?
- int. iliac a.
- ileolumbar a.
- lat. sacral aa.
- sup. + inf. gluteal a.
- obturator a.
- inf. epigastic a.
Parietal branches of internal iliac vein?
Correspond to arteries:
- int. iliac v
- ileolumbar v
- lat. sacral vv
- sup. + inf. gluteal v
- obturator v
Visceral branches of internal iliac vein?
Arranged in plexuses:
- plexus venosus vesicalis + prostaticus
- p.v. uterovaginalis
- p.v. rectalis
- p.v. sacralis
Trigonum a. lingualis, "Pirogovi". borders?
cran: n. hypoglossus
ventr: dorsal border of m. mylohyoideus
caud: venter post m. diagastrici
floor: m. hyoglossus
Angulus Béclardi, borders?
cran: venter post. m. diagastrici et m. stylohyoideus
caud: cornu majus ossis hyoidei
What goes through sinus cavernosus?
- int. carotid a
- III; oculomotor n
- IV; trochlear n.
- V/1; ophtalmic n.
- VI; abducent n.
- V/2; maxillary n.
Visceral branches of internal iliac artery?
A. umbilicalis
A. vesicalis inferior
A. ductus deferentis
/ a. uterina
A. rectalis media
A. pudenda interna
Vena portae
- confluence of v.splenica and v. mesenterica
- v.cystica
- vv. gastricae dx + sin
- v. prepylorica "Mayoi"
- vv. paraumbilicales
Portocaval anastomosis
- vv. gastricae - vv. oesophagae
- plexus venosus rectalis
- vv. paraumbilicales "caput medusae
- vv. paraumbilicales - pl. venosus vesicalis "Burowovs' veins"
- liver - diaphragma's veins
- retroperitoneal connects veins "Retzius"
- ductus venosus opens
Cavocaval anastomosis
- vv. lumbales - v. azygos (hemiaz.)
- v. epigastrica inf - v. epigastrica sup
- v. epigastrica superficial - v. thoracoepigastrica
- plexus venosi vertebrales