Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . Subclavian \SuprascapulInferior st^rno mastoid iInterna) mammary a (under phrcn c n )Vertebral \Bifurcation of innominate Left sterno-mastoid iLeft sterno-hyoid and sterno-thyroid iInferior thyroid veinsSterno thyroid m,terno hyoid m. DEEP STRUCTURES OF NECK-CAROTID ARTERIES AND PNEUMOGASTRIG NERVE. PLATE GLXVIll. Sterno-mastoid Posterior belly digastric m.(cut)Facial m.(cut)Internal carotid ng pharyrngeal aStylo pharyngeus mGlosO pharyngeal nAscen
Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . Subclavian \SuprascapulInferior st^rno mastoid iInterna) mammary a (under phrcn c n )Vertebral \Bifurcation of innominate Left sterno-mastoid iLeft sterno-hyoid and sterno-thyroid iInferior thyroid veinsSterno thyroid m,terno hyoid m. DEEP STRUCTURES OF NECK-CAROTID ARTERIES AND PNEUMOGASTRIG NERVE. PLATE GLXVIll. Sterno-mastoid Posterior belly digastric m.(cut)Facial m.(cut)Internal carotid ng pharyrngeal aStylo pharyngeus mGlosO pharyngeal nAscenc ng pala* re or constrictorTons liar a Genio-hyo-glossus m. Genio-hyoid m. Left digastric rtl.(anterior belly). Sublingual glossus m.(cut)Mylo hyoid linguae ^lussJ n. hyro hyoid mennbranfInferior constrictor cartilage?Crico-thyroid m. Cricoid cartilage Recurrent laryngeal n. Thyroid axis (a.)Vertebral a. Vertebral V. Inferior thyroid veir Internal n-ammcry a.(under phrenic n.) SYMPATHETIC NERVE AND LARYNGEAL DISSECTION OF THE NECK. 81 is a long, fusiform enlargement, situated upon the nerve about one-half of aninch oelow the jugular foramen. It is closely associated with the hypo-glossalnerve, which winds around its outer side ; below this ganglion the vagus receivessome fibers from the accessory portion of the spinal accessory nerve. Branches of the Pneumogastric Nerve.—These may be classified ascommunicating branches and branches of distribution. The communicating branchesconnect it with the facial, glosso-pharyngeal, spinal accessory, hypo-glossal,sympathetic, and first two cervical nerves. The branches of distribution are : inthe jugular forame
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