ANTERIOR TRIANGLE

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ANTERIOR TRIANGLE It is in front of the Sternomastoid muscle .

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ANTERIOR TRIANGLE. It is in front of the Sternomastoid muscle. BOUNDARIES. Anteriorly : midline of the neck. Posteriorly : anterior border of sternomastoid. Superiorly : lower margin of the body of the mandible. BOUNDARIES. Roof : - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ANTERIOR TRIANGLE

•It is in front of the Sternomastoid muscle.

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BOUNDARIES•Anteriorly : midline of

the neck.•Posteriorly: anterior

border of sternomastoid.

•Superiorly: lower margin of the body of the mandible.

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BOUNDARIES•Roof:

•skin, superficial fascia (containing platysma) and the Investing layer of deep cervical fascia.

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SUBDIVISIONS•The anterior triangle

is subdivided by : •The Anterior and

Posterior bellies of the Digastric and

•The Superior belly of Omohyoid into (4) smaller triangles.

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SUBDIVISIONS

SUBMENTAL

SUBMANDIBULARCAROTIDMUSCULAR

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SUBMENTAL TRIANGLE•It lies below the chin.

•Boundaries: •Anteriorly: midline of

the neck.•Laterally: Anterior belly

of Digastric.

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BOUNDARIES•Inferiorly : body

of the hyoid.•Floor:

Mylohyoid muscle.

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CONTENTS•Submental

lymph nodes.•They receive

lymph from the tip of the tongue.

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MYLOHYOID MUSCLE•It is a flat triangular

sheet that supports the floor of the mouth and tongue (forms the main part of the floor of the mouth).

•Origin : •Mylohyoid line of

the mandible.

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MYLOHYOID•Insertion:

•The anterior fibers: Into a Fibrous Raphe .

•The posterior fibers: Into the body of hyoid bone.

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MYLOHYOID•Nerve supply:

•Nerve to mylohyoid.

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MYLOHYOID•Action:

•If the mandible is fixed: Elevates the floor of the mouth as in deglutition.

•If the hyoid bone is fixed: Depresses the mandible and opens the mouth.

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DIGASTRIC TRIANGLE•It lies below the body

of the mandible.•Boundaries:

•Anteriorly: •Anterior belly of

Digastric.•Posteriorly:

•Posterior belly of digastric & Stylohyoid.

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DIGASTRIC TRIANGLE•Superiorly:

•Lower border of the body of the mandible.

•Floor: •Mylohyoid.

Hyoglossus .

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CONTENTS•A. Anterior part: •(1 )Submandibular

salivary gland.•(2 )Facial artery (deep to

gland).•(3 )Facial vein

•(4 )Submandibular lymph nodes.

•The vein and lymph nodes are superficial to the gland.

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CONTENTS•(5 )Hypoglossal

nerve.•(6 )Nerve and

vessels to mylohyoid.

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CONTENTS•B. posterior

part:•1 .Carotid

sheath and its contents.

•2. parotid gland (Lower part)

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DIGASTRIC MUSCLE•It has two bellies :

•Anterior and Posterior .•Posterior belly :

•Arises from the mastoid process .

•Inserted into the intermediate tendon.

•Anterior belly attached to the lower border of body of mandible.

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DIGASTRIC MUSCLE•Insertion : to the

•Intermediate Tendon.

•It pierces the insertion of stylohyoid.

•It binds to the hyoid bone by a loop of deep fascia.

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NERVE SUPPLY•Posterior belly:

Facial Nerve •Anterior belly:

•The nerve to Mylohyoid.

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ACTION

Depression of the mandible .

OR•Elevation of the

hyoid bone.

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STYLOHYOID MUSCLE•Origin:

•The styloid process.•It runs along the upper

border of the posterior belly of digastric.

•Insertion: •Hyoid bone (between

body and greater horn).

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STYLOHYOID MUSCLE•Nerve supply:

•Facial nerve.•Action:

•Elevation of hyoid bone.

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CAROTID TRIANGLE•It is behind the hyoid

bone.•Boundaries:

•Superiorly: •Posterior belly of

Digastric.•Inferiorly:

•Superior belly of Omohyoid.

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BOUNDARIES•Posteriorly:

•Anterior border of sternomastoid.

•Floor: •Thyrohyoid.

Hyoglossus.•Middle & Inferior

constrictors of the pharynx.

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CONTENTS•(1 )Carotid sheath

•(2 )Hypoglossal nerve and its descending branch.

•(3 )Acessory nerve.

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CONTENTS•(4 )Internal and

External laryngeal nerves.

•(5 )Deep cervical lymph nodes.

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CAROTID SHEATH•It is a

condensation of deep cervical fascia.

•It is attached to the base of the skull superiorly and fuses with the pericardium inferiorly.

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CONTENTS•1 .Common and

internal carotid arteries.

•2 .Internal jugular vein.

•3 .Vagus nerve.•4 .Deep cervical

lymph nodes. They form a chain along the internal jugular vein.

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CAROTID SHEATH•It is crossed by•Glossopharynge

al.•Hypoglossal.•Spinal part of

acessory.

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MUSCULAR TRIANGLE•It lies below the hyoid

bone.•Boundaries:

•Anteriorly: •Midline of the neck.

•Superiorly: •Superior belly of

Omohyoid.

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MUSCULAR TRIANGLE•Inferiorly:

•Anterior border of Sternomastoid

•Floor: •Sternohyoid.

Sternothyroid.

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FLOOR•Beneath the floor

lie:•Thyroid gland.

•Larynx.•Trachea.

•Esophagus.

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INFRAHYOID MUSCLES

STERNOHYOID

STERNOTHYROID

THYROHOID OMOHYOID

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ORIGIN•Sternohyoid &

Sternothyroid: •Posterior surface of

the manubrium.•Thyrohyoid:

•Oblique line of thyroid cartilage.

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ORIGIN•Omohyoid:

•Inferior belly: •Suprascapular ligament

and Suprascapular notch.•Superior belly:

•Intermediate tendon.

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INSERTION•Sternohyoid &

Sternothyroid: •Hyoid bone (lower

border).•Oblique line of

thyroid cartilage.•Thyrohyoid:

•Hyoid bone (lower border).

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INSERTION•Omohyoid

•Hyoid bone (lower border).

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NERVE SUPPLY•Ansa Cervicalis

(C1,2&3) •EXCEPT

•Thyrohyoid: •(C1) through the

hypoglossal nerve.

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ACTION•(1 )stabilization of

the hyoid bone to make a base for the movements of the tongue.

•(2 )Assistance in the movements of the larynx in swallowing.