Deep Cervical Fascia Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Components of Deep Cervical Fascia?

A

Investing Layer
Pre-Tracheal Layer
Pre-Vertebral Layer
Carotid Sheath

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Investing Layer
Also called …

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Superficial Layer

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Investing Layer
Location

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Surround Neck
Deep to Skin, Superficial Fascia and Platysma

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4
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Investing Layer
Anterior Attachments

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Symphysis Menti of Mandible
Hyoid Bone

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5
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Investing Layer
Posterior Attachments

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Spine of Cervical Vertebra 7
Ligamentum Nuchae

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Investing Layer
Superior Attachments

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External Occipital Protuberance
Superior Nuchal Line
Mastoid Process
Base of Mandible

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Investing Layer
Inferior Attachments

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Spine of Scapula
Acromion Process
Clavicle
Manubrium Sterni

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Investing Layer
Followed Horizontally

Between Anterior and Posterior Attachments

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Splits to enclose Sternomastoid and Trapezius
Forms Roof of Anterior and Posterior Triangles

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9
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Investing Layer
Followed Superiorly

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Splits to enclose Parotid and Submandibular Glands
Condenses to form Stylomandibular Ligament

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10
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Investing Layer
Followed Inferiorly

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Above Clavicle: Encloses Inferior Belly of Omohyoid
Above Sternum: Encloses Lower End of Anterior Jugular Vein

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11
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Pretracheal Fascia
Also called …

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Middle Layer

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Pretracheal Fascia
Location

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Deep to Infrahyoid
Anterior to Visceral Compartment of Neck (containing Trachea and Esophagus)

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13
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Pretracheal Fascia
Horizontal Pathway

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Extends from Front of one Carotid Sheath to Opposite Carotid Sheath
Splits of enclose Thyroid Gland

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14
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Pretracheal Fascia
Ligament of Berry …

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… binds Thyroid Gland to Larynx

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Pretracheal Fascia
Function of Ligament of Berry

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Prevents Thyroid from Slipping into Thorax
Causes Thyroid Gland to move up and down with Deglutition

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16
Q

Pretracheal Fascia
Where is the Buccopharyngeal Fascia?

A

Posterior to the Thyroid Gland

The Buccopharyngeal Fascia is weak

17
Q

Pretracheal Fascia
Thyroid Swelling of Buccopharyngeal Fascia causes …

A

compression of Esophagus and Trachea

18
Q

Pretracheal Fascia
Vertical Pathway

A

Superior: Attached to Hyoid Bone, Oblique Line of Thyroid Cartilage and Cricoid Cartilage
Inferior: Passes in front of Trachea to blend with Arch of Aorta

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Prevertebral Fascia
Also called …

20
Q

Prevertebral Fascia
What structures does the Prevertebral Fascia form?

A

Tubular Sheath: Covers Vertebral Column and its Muscles
Floor of Posterior Triangle

21
Q

Prevertebral Fascia
Location

A

Anterior to Prevertebral Muscles
Posterior to Visceral Compartment of Neck

22
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Prevertebral Fascia
Anterior Extension is called …

23
Q

Prevertebral Fascia
Vertical Extent

A

From Base of Skull to Superior Mediastinum where it blends with T3

24
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Prevertebral Fascia
Retropharyngeal Space location

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Between Buccopharyngeal Fascia Anteriorly and Alar Fascia Posteriorly

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**Prevertebral Fascia** How is the Retropharyngeal Space sealed inferiorly?
Fasciae sealed together at Level of T2 ## Footnote Prevents downward spread of Abcess
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**Prevertebral Fascia** What causes Abcess of Retropharyngeal Space?
Transferred infection from Ear or Sinus
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**Prevertebral Fascia** What does Abcess of Retropharyngeal Space cause?
Stridor due to Compression of Trachea
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**Prevertebral Fascia** Danger Space location
Loose Connective Tissue between Alar Fascia and Prevertebral Fascia Extends to T12 and Diaphragm
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**Prevertebral Fascia** Why is the Danger Space dangerous?
At its Inferior Boundary, it communicates with Peritoneum In case of infection - could cause Peritonitis
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**Prevertebral Fascia** What can cause infection in the Danger Space?
Posterior Rupture of Retropharyngeal Abcess
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**Carotid Sheath** What structures does it surround?
Common Carotid Internal Carotid Internal Jugular Vein Vagus Nerve