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Veins of Head, Neck, Upper Limbs and Thorax Alvedina Besirevic

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Veins of head neck upper limb and thorax

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Veins of Head, Neck, Upper Limbs and Thorax

Alvedina Besirevic

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Head and Neck Veins

• Blood collected by three pair of veins.

• External jugular veins

• Internal jugular veins

• Vertebral veins

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External jugular veins

• Drain superficial scalp and face structures

• Descent through lateral neck

• Pass obliquely over sternocleidomastoid muscle

• Empty into subclavian veins

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Internal jugular veins

• Largest of the paired veins draining the head and neck

• Receive bulk of blood draining from brain

• Receive blood from facial and superficial temporal veins

• Joins with subclavian at the base of the neck to form brachiocephalic vein which join to form superior vena cava

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Vertebral veins

• Drain cervical vertebrae, spinal cord and small neck muscles

• Join brachiocephalic veins at the root of the neck

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Veins of head and neckSuperficial aspect

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Dural venous sinuses of the brain

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Thorax and upper limb Schematic flowchart

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Thorax and upper limb

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Head neck and brainSchematic flowchart