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subdivisions of the thorax
Thoracic cavity, thoracic wall
subdivisions of the thoracic cavity
right and left pleural cavities
mediastinum
functions of the thoracic cavity
breathing, protection, conduit for structures passing through from one body region to another
Thoracic wall skeletal components
12 throacic vertebrae (posterior)
sternum (anterior)
ribs (lateral)
mediastinum borders
anterior-posterior -sternum to thoracic vertebrae
superior inferior - superior thoracic aperature to the diaphragm
superior thoracic aperature
comp surrounded by skeletal elementers - T1 (poserior)
medial margin of 1st rib (lateral)
manubrium of sternum (anterior
interior thoracic aperture
closed by the diaphragm

body of T12 (posterior)
11th and 12th ribs (postero/laterally)
cartilaginous ends of ribs 7-10 (anterolaterally)
xiphoid process - anterior
ribs 2-9 articulations w/ vertebral column
3 articulations

articulate with the body of its own vertebra and the body of the vertebra above

articulates with teh transverse process of it's vertebrae
separation b/w superior and inferior mediastinum
b/w t4 and t5
anterior mediastinum
lies b/w the sternum and the pericardium
posterior mediastinum
lies b/w the pericardium and thoracic vertebrae
inferior mediastinum further divisions
anterior, middle, posterior mediastinum
middle mediastinum
pericardium and the heart
structures that pass through superior thoracis aperture
esophogus, trachea, blood vessels in neck
structures that pass through diaphragm
inferior vena cava - pierces the central tendon of the diaphragm

esophogus - penetrates muscular part

aorta - passes posterior (other strucutres pass posterior as well)
True ribs
ribs 1-7 - articulate directly with the sternum
False ribs
ribs 8-10 articulate only w/ costal cartilage of the rib above
Floating ribs
ribs 11 and 12 - no anterior connection with teh ribs or sternum
Parts of the sternum
manubrium (2nd costal cartilage)

body - ribs 3-6

xiphoid process - rib 7
sternal angle
b/w body and manubrium - level of 2nd rib and T2?
posterior mediastinum
lies b/w the pericardium and thoracic vertebrae
inferior mediastinum further divisions
anterior, middle, posterior mediastinum
middle mediastinum
pericardium and the heart
structures that pass through superior thoracis aperture
esophogus, trachea, blood vessels in neck
structures that pass through diaphragm
inferior vena cava - pierces the central tendon of the diaphragm

esophogus - penetrates muscular part

aorta - passes posterior (other strucutres pass posterior as well)
True ribs
ribs 1-7 - articulate directly with the sternum
False ribs
ribs 8-10 articulate only w/ costal cartilage of the rib above
Floating ribs
ribs 11 and 12 - no anterior connection with teh ribs or sternum
Parts of the sternum
manubrium (2nd costal cartilage)

body - ribs 3-6

xiphoid process - rib 7
sternal angle
b/w body and manubrium - level of 2nd rib and T4
structures at T4 level
arch of the aorta

site where trachea bifurcates

separates the superior and inferior mediastinum

superior vena cava penetrates periocardium to enter the heart
left branchiocephalic vein
shunts blood from left to right (to deliver deoxygenated blood to the right atrium)

drain left head and neck and left upper limb
left hemizygos
drain posterior and lateral parts of the thoracic wall
pectoral region divisions
supericial and deep compartment
superficial pectoral region contents
skin, fascia, and breasts
deep pectoral contents
muscles and associated structures

deltoid, pec major, subclavius, pec minor
Arterial supply to the breast
axillary, internal thoracic, intercostal arteries
vascular supply of the thoracic wall
internal thoracic arteries (run on either side of the anterior thoracic cavity)

posterior and inferior intercoastal arteries (branch from internal thoracic)

thoracic aorta
innervation of diaphragm
phrenic nerve - branches of cervical plexus
structures that pass through clavipectoral fascia
lateral pectoral nerve

thoracoacromial artery

medial pectoral nerve
external intercoastal muscles
most active in inspiration - do not attach to the sternum
internal intercostal muscles
most active during expiration - moves inferiorly
innermost intercostal
acts w/ internal during expiration
subcostales
depresses ribs
tranversus thoracis
depresses coastal cartilages
arterial supply to the muscles of thoracic wall
mostly posterior and anterior intercostal arteries
posterior intercostal arteries
upper 2 supreme intercostal arterior

remaining 9 posterior surface of the thoracic aorta
anterior thoracic arteries
give rise from the internal thoracic artery

each intercostal space - 2 branches of anterior - one below margin of upper rib and the other above margin lower rib and meets posterior
drainage of thoracic cavity
posterior intercostal drain into azygos

anterior - internal thoracic veins
Lymphatic drainage of the breast
into axilla
Lymphatic drainage of thoracic wall - anterior will drain into...
anterior - parasternal nodes
parasternal nodes will drain into...
right and left bronchomediastinal trunks
bronchomediastinal trunks drain into
right lymphatic duct and the thoracic duct
posterior thoracic wall will drain into...
intercostal nodes
intercostal nodes will drain into
directly into thoracic duct or via bronchomediastinal trunks