PPT-Thoracic Wall Lecture

Objectives Describe the shape and outline of the thoracic cage including inlet and outlet Describe the anatomical landmarks of the anterior chest wall List various structures . Posteriorly. by the . thoracic part of the vertebral column. Boundaries. Anteriorly. by . the sternum and costal cartilages . Laterally. by . the ribs and intercostal spaces. Superiorly . by . the . Dr. Hassan S . Shaibah. Formed . by:. Thoracic part of vertebral column . (. posteriorly. ).. Sternum & costal cartilages . (. anteriorly. ).. Ribs . & intercostal spaces . (Laterally).. Superiorly: . No man’s land:. Pain and dysfunction in the thoracic Region. Purpose. Better understand of functional connection between c-spine and l-spine. Review red flags. R. eferral patterns (visceral . vs. joint). Department of Anatomy. Faculty of Medicine. Objectives. Gross structure, function & dysfunction. 1. . Describe . the component parts . of the diaphragm and state its functions . 2. Describe the . ANA 301. Course Outline. Anterior abdominal wall (femoral and inguinal hernias). Peritoneal reflections and mesenteries. Esophagus and stomach. Small intestine. Colon, . cecum. , appendix, and anal canal. ligamentum. . flavum. As the ligaments become ossified, it causes narrowing of thoracic canal and eventually compression of spinal cord.. Fluoride is an important factor in bone . mineralisation. . However. Mark Kozsurek, M.D., Ph.D.. ED I. ., 07/12/2018. Questions. . to. be . answered. :. How. . are. . the. . bones. of . the. . thorax. . connected. . together. ?. . → . the. . joints. of . DR NOOR US SABA. SR, DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY . JNMCH, AMU, ALIGARH. THORACIC WALL. THORACIC INLET. INTERCOSTAL NERVE. CLINICAL APPLICATIONS. Sternum & marrow biopsy. Cervical rib. Thoracic outlet syndrome. Dx. The Manual Therapy Institute. Anatomy. Less mobile… Why?. Typical & Atypical Levels (T1 & T12) . Narrowing of the spinal canal T4-T9. Tension Point = T6. Articulations with ribs. Thoracic Facet Orientation. 2. Review the anatomy of the pectoral region & upper back. 3. Study the anatomy of the breast and its clinical importance. The thorax: overview . pp. 125-139. Shape, Location, Parts. Irregular cylinder. Learning Objectives. By the end of this session, the student should be able to:. Describe the anatomy of large veins in the thorax.. Describe the anatomy of large arteries in the thorax.. Describe the anatomy of lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes in the thorax.. Fig. 3.The thoracic esophagus descending in the mediastinum,along the left side of the descending thoracic aorta. Fig. 4.Inverted position in the structures of the abdomen. Thestomach is on the right Human Anatomy . Objectives . Define the thoracic region and its functions. Define the parts of this region. Enumerate and explain the apertures of this region along with orientation. Study the relation of thorax with other regions. Igor . Saftić. Consultant thoracic surgeon. Clinical director for Thoracic surgery. Measures employed . Theatre . LVRS . Team expansion . Nurse led follow up . Forward planning .