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►►Fate of pharyngeal grooves and membrane

1st groove/membrane
+
grooves/Membranes
2nd
3rd
4th =
+
grooves/Membranes
2nd
3rd
4th =
.
.
Anomalies of Head & Neck

►Most defects represent remnants of the _______ _______
that normally disappear as the adult structures develop.
pharyngeal apparatu
Cysts-
is a closed sac (below the surface of the skin)
Sinuses-
abnormal narrow cavity.
Fistula-
abnormal connection or passage way between two epithelium-lined organs or vessels
Congenital Auricular Sinuses and Cysts
Located in the area anterior to the auricl
Minor congenital anomaly
Remnant of =
1st P. groove
External branchial sinuses
failure of the =
second pharyngeal groove and the cervical sinus to obliterate.
External branchial sinuses
Detected during infancy because=
of discharge of mucous.
Branchial
Sinuses Opens
typically along the =
anterior border 
of the SCM
anterior border
of the SCM
Branchial fistula is what =
Abnormal canal that opens internally into the tonsillar sinus and externally in the side of the neck


Results from persistence of parts of =
Abnormal canal that opens internally into the tonsillar sinus and externally in the side of the neck


Results from persistence of parts of =
2nd  P.groove and 2nd P.Pouch.
2nd P.groove and 2nd P.Pouch.
Remnants of parts of the cervical sinus and/or the second pharyngeal groove may persist and form a spherical or elongated cyst .
Branchial Cysts
Branchial Cysts
Become apparent during late childhood or early adulthood, when they produce a =
painless, slowly enlarging swelling in the neck
Branchial Cysts are Remnants of parts of the =
cervical sinus and/or the second pharyngeal groove may persist and form a spherical or elongated cyst .
cervical sinus and/or the second pharyngeal groove may persist and form a spherical or elongated cyst .
Fate of !st Pouch =
Nm=
2ct=
Tubotympanic Recess =

-Tympanic cavity distal

-Auditory Tube Proximal
Tubotympanic Recess =

-Tympanic cavity distal

-Auditory Tube Proximal
Fate of 2nd Pouch =
1ct
Palatine Tonsil
Palatine Tonsil
Fate of 3rd Pouch =
2ct =
-Inferior PT Gland   Dorsal Portion

-Thymus      Ventral Portion
-Inferior PT Gland Dorsal Portion

-Thymus Ventral Portion
Fate of 4th Pouch =
3ct

5th Pouch is =
4th pouch =
-Sup-PT Gland   Dorsal
-Ultimobranchial body  (Ventral) into...
5th Pouch
-Parafollicular Cells
4th pouch =
-Sup-PT Gland Dorsal
-Ultimobranchial body (Ventral) into...
5th Pouch
-Parafollicular Cells