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transverse cervical artery
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transverse cervical artery
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An artery with origin in the thyrocervical trunk, with superficial cervical and descending scapular branches. Also called transverse artery of neck.
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Further detail is provided in Gray's Anatomy (Standring 2005), which states that the clavicle, subclavius, SCM and omohyoid, lateral part of the carotid sheath, phrenic nerve, transverse cervical, suprascapular and ascending cervical arteries, subclavian vein, prevertebral fascia, and phrenic nerve are all anterior to scalenus anterior.
The posterior triangle of the neck: where is scalenus anterior? by Kennedy, Ewan; Mercer, Susan / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
The transverse cervical vein and the supra-scapular vein opened into the internal jugular vein.
Variations of jugular veins: phylogenic correlation and clinical ... by Singh, G. / Southern Medical Journal
A transverse cervical incision was made below the level of the cricoid cartilage.
Surgical treatment of acquired tracheocele by Gourin, Christine G. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
 
 
 
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