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Deep cervical fascia-Part 2

The video “Deep Cervical Fascia: Part 2” by VB Anatomy, hosted by Dr. Vaishaly Bharambe, continues the exploration of the deep cervical fascia, focusing on its complex structure and function.

  • Deep Cervical Fascia Layers: Delving into the pretracheal and prevertebral layers and the formation of the carotid sheath.
  • Interactive Learning: Encourages viewers to draw along, using diagrams for enhanced understanding and recall.
  • Detailed Anatomy Discussion: Covers the anatomy of the thyroid gland, axillary sheath, and effects of caries on the cervical vertebra.
  • Carotid Sheath Analysis: Includes a detailed examination of the carotid sheath, teaching viewers to draw and understand its anatomy through simple diagrams.

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Deep Cervical Fascia-Part 2

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1. The axillary sheath is an extension of following fascia:

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2. The Thyroid gland moves up and down on deglutition. The following fascia is responsible for this:

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3. The following are contents of Carotid sheath except: 

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4. The following structures pierce Carotid sheath except:

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5. The following structures are removed in radical dissection of neck except:

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