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MSK Anatomy of the Neck

MSK Anatomy of the Neck. Osteology of the Vertebral Column. Vertebrae. Vertebral body (general plan):. Intervertebral disc:. Cervical Vertebrae. Atlas (C1):. Typical:. Thoracic Vertebrae. Lumbar Vertebrae. Vertebral Ligaments. Ligamentum flavum : joins up vertebra via lamina

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MSK Anatomy of the Neck

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  1. MSK Anatomy of the Neck

  2. Osteology of the Vertebral Column

  3. Vertebrae Vertebral body (general plan): Intervertebral disc:

  4. Cervical Vertebrae Atlas (C1): Typical:

  5. Thoracic Vertebrae

  6. Lumbar Vertebrae

  7. Vertebral Ligaments • Ligamentumflavum: joins up vertebra via lamina • Ligamentumnuchae: same as supraspinous ligament (but in neck) • If you wanted to get CSF, you would penetrate these layers (in order) • Skin  Subcutaneous tissue  Supraspinous ligament  Interspinous ligament  Ligamentumflavum  Dura mater  Subarachnoid mater  Subarachnoid space

  8. Spinal Cord • Layers in the spinal cord: • Dura mater (tough) • Arachnoid mater (web-like) • Pia mater (delicate)

  9. Spinal Cord

  10. Musculature of the Neck

  11. Posterior Triangle • A fascial carpet covers five muscles: • Splenius capitis • Levator scapulae • Scalenus posterior • Scalenusmedius • Scalenus anterior

  12. Anterior Triangle

  13. Scalene Muscles in Anterior Triangle

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