Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . superior carotid triangle the patient should restupon the back, with the shoulders elevated, the neck extended, and the face turnedslightly to the opposite side. The superficial veins should be located, especiallythe vein which connects the submental veins with the anterior jugular vein andruns beneath the platysma myoides muscle parallel to and along the inner side ofthe anterior border of the sterno-mastoid muscle. An incision three inches longshould be made in the line of the artery,
Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . superior carotid triangle the patient should restupon the back, with the shoulders elevated, the neck extended, and the face turnedslightly to the opposite side. The superficial veins should be located, especiallythe vein which connects the submental veins with the anterior jugular vein andruns beneath the platysma myoides muscle parallel to and along the inner side ofthe anterior border of the sterno-mastoid muscle. An incision three inches longshould be made in the line of the artery, so that the center of the incision will beon a level with the cricoid cartilage. Skin, superficial fascia, platysma myoidesmuscle, supeificial vessels and nerves, and the superficial layer of the deep fasciaare divided, the communicating branch between the anterior jugular and sub- PLATE CXCI, Superficial fasciaSuperficial layer of deep fasciaBuccal facial facial dental dental a.,Masseter fasciaPlatysma myoideSuperficial fasciapeep fascFacial \. Anterior belly of omo-hyoid m. isions into carotid sheath and true arterial sheathAnsa hypoglossi (p.)Middle sterno-mastoid a. EXPOSURE OF U) INFERIOR DENTAL NERVE; (2) FACIAL ARTERY; (3, I) SPINAL ACCESSORY NERvI AND SUPERFICIALBRANCHES OF CERVICAL PLEXUS; AND (5) COMMON CAROTID ARTERY IN SUPERIOR CAROTID TRIANGLE. 182 . ? PLATE CXCII Hypoglossal nOccipital a Superficial fasciaPlatysma myoides m Superficial layerof deep fasciaExternal jugularInternal jugularSterno-mastoid m Bifurcation, ofcommon carotid a External carotid carotid V.
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