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what is in intercostal spaces?
IC muscles
IC VAN
costal groove
along inferior margin of rib
contains IC VAN
sternal angle (angle of louis)
at rib 2
where manubrium & sternum meet
thoracic cavities
pleural (2)
mediastinum (superior, inferior-anterior, middle, posterior)
pleural cavities
lined by mesothelial membrane - pleura
parietal & visceral
pleural space
between parietal & visceral pleura
potential space
superior mediastinum
(loc & contents)
above T4/T4 between pleural cavities

thymus, great vessels, trachea, esophagus, nerves
inferior mediastinum
(location and subdivisions)
below T4/T5 between pleural cavities

anterior, middle, posterior
contents of anterior mediastinum (inferior)
thymus, fat, small vessels, lymph nodes
contents of middle mediastinum (inferior)

pericardial sac/cavity
heart, pericardium, origins of great vessels, smaller vasculature & nerves
contents of posterior mediastinum (inferior)
aorta, thoracic duct, azygos & hemiazygos veins, esophagus & its plexus, sympathetic trunks, splachnic nerves
fibrous pericardium
external
continuous w/ adventitia of great vessels & attached to central tendon of diaphragm & sternum

supplied by internal thoracic, inferior phrenic, and aorta

pain conveyed by general sensory fibers of phrenic nerve
serous pericardium
internal
parietal & visceral (epicardium) layers
pericardial sinuses
transverse pericardial sinus (separates arteries from veins)

oblique pericardial sinus (formed by reflection onto pulmonary veins of heart)
pleural cavity
potential space b/t parietal & visceral pleura around lungs
parietal pleura
walls of pleural cavity
-innervated by gen sensory (pain)
-costal, diaphragmatic, mediastinal, cervical parts
-reflects off mediastinum at hilum to enclose airway/vessels as root of lung
visceral pleura
adheres to lung
-innervated by visceral sensory (no pain)
pleural recesses
(costomediastinal, costodiaphragmatic)
where lungs don't fill cavity and 2 layers of parietal pleura are opposed
-expansion of lungs only during forced inspiration
posterior mediastinum
(contents)
aorta, thoracic duct, azygos & hemiazygos veins, esophagus & plexus, sym trunks, splanchnic nerves
esophagus
descends on anterior vert bodies

innervated by sym & parasym nerves: L vagus-->anterior vagal trunk, R vagus-->posterior vagal trunk
thoracic duct
numerous valves
collects lymph from RLQ, LLQ, LUQ

located b/t aorta & azygos vein

empties into junction of L internal jugular & subclavian veins