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English: 407 Anterior Thoracic Wall, from behind
(Dissection by Dr. S. A. Crooks) Observe: 1. The continuity of Transversus Thoracis with Transversus Abdominis, these being the inner- most layer of the three muscles of the thoraco-abdominal wall. 2. The internal thoracic artery, arising from the first part of the subclavian artery, accom- panied by two veins (venae comitantes) up to the 3rd or 2nd intercostal space and above this by a single vein (internal thoracic vein), which proceeds to the brachio-cephalic vein. 3. The lower portions of the internal thoracic vessels, covered posteriorly with Transversus Thoracis; the upper portions in contact with parietal pleura (removed). |
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| Source | An Atlas of Anatomy; by regions 1962 |
| Author | Grant, John Charles Boileu |
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