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| Base apex 3 muscular walls 1 bony wall | What is axilla composed of ? |
| Cervicoaxillary canal - 1st rib - clavicle - superior edge of scapula | What canal is apex of axilla made of, and what makes the canal? |
| Axillary a. (with branches) axillary v. (with tributaries) lymphatic vessels axillary lymph nodes nerves that make cords and branches of brachial plexus | What is the content of axilla? |
| Axillary sheath | What are the neurovascular structures in axilla, proximally embeded in? |
| Axillary fossa -anaterior axillary fold -posterior axillary fold -thoracic wall -medial aspect of arm | What is the base of axilla made of and what bounds it? |
| Pectoralis major pectoralis minor pectoral fascia clavicopectoral fascia | What makes the anterior wall of axilla? |
| Scapula subscapularis m. teres major m. latissimus dorsi m. | What makes the posterior wall of axilla? |
| Thoracic wall 1-4 ribs intercostal mm. serratus anterior m. | What makes the medial wall of axilla? |
| Intertubercular sulcus of humerus (its a bony wall) | What makes the lateral wall of axilla? |
| Start: lateral border of 1st rib subclavian a. end: inferior border of teres major m. brachial a. | Where dose axillary a. start/originate and where dose it end/become? |
| 1st part: lateral 1st rib ends medial border of pectoralis minor m. 2nd part: posterior to pectoralis minor m. 3rd part: lateral border of pectoralis minor ends inferior border of teres major m. | Name all parts of axillary a. and where they start |
| 1st: superior thoracic a. 2nd: thoracoacromial a. lateral thoracic a. 3rd: subscapular a. (largest branch of axillary a.) anterior circumflex a. posterior circumflex a. | Name branches of every part of axillary a. |
| Circumflex humeral a (anterior and posterior) | What artery encircles surgical neck of humerus? |
| Supraspinous fossa: suprascapular a. infraspinous fossa: circumflex scapular a. | What artery ends at supraspinous fossa and what artery ends at infraspinous fossa? |
| Circumflex scapular a. thoracodorsal a. | Name branches of subscapular a. |
| Profunda brachii humeral nutrient superior ulnar collateral inferior ulnar collateral radial a. ulnar a. | Name all branches of brachial a. |
| Profunda brachii- radial a. superior ulnar collateral - ulnar n. | Name arteries that accompany radial n. and ulnar n. |
| Median antebrachial median cubital basilic cephalic | Name superficial veins of arm/forearm |
| Cephalic: lateral part of dorsal venous arch (on dorsum of hand) basilic: medial part of dorsal venous arch | Where dose the cephalic and basilic vein start? |
| Basilic v. | Which vein is parallel to brachial a.? |
| Brachial v. basilic v. at inferior border of teres major | Where and which veins make axillary v? |
| Subclavian axillary brachial vv radial vv ulnar vv | Name deep veins of arm and axilla |
| Radial v ulnar v | What veins drain into brachial vv? |