- The
suprasternal notch, also
known as the
fossa jugularis sternalis,
jugular notch, or
Plender gap, is a large,
visible dip in
between the neck in humans...
- ribs. The most
common views are the parasternal, apical, subcostal, and
suprasternal windows.. Parasternal:
adjacent to the sternum.
Without qualification...
-
quadrangular shape,
narrowing from the top,
which gives it four borders. The
suprasternal notch (jugular notch) is
located in the
middle at the
upper broadest...
- plane, is an
imaginary horizontal plane,
located halfway between the
suprasternal notch of the
manubrium and the
upper border of the
symphysis pubis at...
-
recurrent laryngeal nerve. The
upper border is the hyoid, the
lower the
suprasternal notch, and the
lateral borders the
common carotid arteries. The American...
-
hyoid bone. Goitre,
carcinoma of
larynx and
enlarged lymph nodes in the
suprasternal region.
Lateral head
anatomy detail Canby,
Craig (2016-06-29). "Triangles...
-
solitary cysts or sinuses, most
typically located in the
region of the
suprasternal notch or
behind the manubrium.: 682
These cysts are
mostly found in...
-
transpyloric line of C. Addison,
which is
situated halfway between the
suprasternal notch and the top of the
pubic symphysis, and
often cuts the pyloric...
- the path of the
thyroglossal duct, from the base of the
tongue to the
suprasternal notch.
Other common causes of
midline neck m****es
include lymphadenopathy...
-
transverse (horizontal)
incision is made two
fingerbreadths above the
suprasternal notch. Alternatively, a
vertical incision can be made in the midline...
