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Content of the middle mediastinum

Phrenic nerve


Cardiac plexus


Great vessles


Heart


Lung roots


Pericardium

Fibrosis pericardium

The phrenic nerve lies on it


Connect to the posterior sternum by the sternopericardial ligaments


Phrenicopericardial liagament connect the sternocostal part of the diaphragm to rhe periocardium


Supply by the internal thoracic artery

Serous pericardium

Lies in the fibrosis pericardium


Surround the whole surface of the heart to form the epicardium


Between the transverse and oblique sinus


Have a visceral and perital surface

Transverse sinus

Superior to the heart


Anterior- ascending aorta and pulmonary trunk


Posterior- left atrium superior vena cava and pulmonary vein

Oblique sinus

Behind the heart


Anterior- left atrium


Posterior- fibrous pericardium and esophagus

Nerve supply to the pericardium

Phrenic nerve except visceral layer which is insensitive

Blood supply to the pericardium

Internal thoracic


Thoracic artery


Musculophrinic artery


Pericardiophrinic


Bronchial artery

Venous drainage to the pericardium

Azygos veins

Position of the heart

The right side is more anterior and the atriums are to the right of the ventricle


Right side- right atrium


Inferior/diaphragm- 2/3 left ventricle 1/3 right ventricle


Left side/posterior- left atrium


Sternocostal surface- right ventricle

Surface marking of the heart

Right 3th coastal cartilage to the 6th costal cartilage 5-8 thoracic ribs


Apex- 5th intercostal space at the mid axillary line

Formation of the atrioventricular orifices

Fibrous rings

Central fibrous body

Base at the cusp of the mitral aortic and tricuspid valve

Right atrium

Form the anterior surface of the heart


Contain the right auricle left of the SVC


Between the SVC and IVC


Sulcus terminalis between the SVC and right auricle


Crista terminalis- project in the right atrium

Coronary sinus

Above the ticuspid valve to the left of IVC


Right ventricle

Contain the right coronary artery


The three semilunar cusps of the pulmonary valve attach at the pulmonary trunk


Pulmonary orifices higher than aortic orifices

Left atrium

The four pulmonary veins enters one above the others on the side


Smooth wall except the auricle

Mitral valve

Anterior 1/3 between mitral and aortic orifices and posterior cusps 2/3

Aortic orifices

Guarded by the aortic valve at the entrance of the ascending aorta


Three semilunar cusps

Lymph to the heart

Treacheobronchial


Brachiocephalic

Nerve supply to the heart

Cardiac plexus

Right dominance

The posterior descending artery supply the right coronary artery

Left dominance

The posterior descending artery is from the circumflex artery

Co dominance

The posterior descending artery is from the right coronary artery and the left circumflex artery

Right coronary artery

Conus artery


SA nodal artery 60% of the SAN between aorta


Right marginal artery to the left of the right ventricle


Posterior descending artery at the apex


AV nodal artery


Left ventricular artery(right posterior later)


From the left anterior aortic sinus


Between right auricle and left auricle

Left coronary artery

Circumflex artery


Left marginal artery


SA nodal artery 40% SAN


Anterior descending artery


Conus artery


Diagonal artery

From the left posterior aortic sinus


Between left aurucle and right ventricle

Veins to the heart

Cardiac sinus- grate


Middle


Small


Posterior


Oblique


Anterior cardiac vein- right atrium


Vena cord is minimae- left ventricle

Coronary sinus

Great cardiac vein- accompany by the LAD and circumflex artery


Middle cardiac vein- accompany by the posterior descending vein


Small cardiac vein- drain in the coronary sinus join the the right marginal artery


Posterior cardiac vein- drain left to the middle cardiac vein


Oblique vein

Pectinate muscles

True chamber of the heart

Location of the AVN

Left of the coronary sinus

Superficial cardiac plexus

Cardinal branches from the superior cervical ganglion


Inferior cervical ganglion left vagus nerve

Brachiocephalic vein

From the subclavian and internal jugular