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Title: Thoracic cage


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Thoracic cage
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Thoracic inlet
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Thoracic Cage
  • - The thoracic cage consists of the sternum, the
    ribs, and the thoracic vertebrae.
  • - It has a narrow inlet and a wide outlet.
  • I. Thoracic inlet (the upper opening of the
    thoracic cage)
  • Boundaries
  • a. Anterior -------------- Supra-sternal notch of
    the manubrium sterni.
  • b. On each side --------- First rib.
  • c. Posterior -------------- First thoracic
    vertebra.

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II. Thoracic outlet
  • It is the lower opening of the thoracic cage.
  • Boundaries
  • a. Anterior -------------- Xiphoid process.
  • b. On each side --------- Lower six costal
    cartilages Last two ribs.
  • c. Posterior -------------- Last thoracic
    vertebra.
  • - It is closed by the diaphragm which separates
    it from the abdominal cavity.

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Ribs
  • Classification of ribs according to their
    attachments to the sternum
  • - There are twelve ribs on each side classified
    as
  • A True ribs --------- Upper seven ribs (their
    anterior end is attached to the sternum).
  • B False ribs --------- Lower five ribs (they are
    not attached anteriorly to the sternum).
  • - The lower two ribs are called the floating ribs
    because they are free anteriorly.
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  • Classification of ribs according to their
    structure
  • A Typical ----------- 3rd - 9th ribs.
  • B Atypical ---------- 1st, 2nd, 10th, 11th, and
    12th ribs. (first two and last 3) ribs)

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Typical rib
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  • A Posterior end, formed by
  • 1. Head, contains
  • - Small upper demifacet for articulation with
    the small lower demifacet on the side of the
    vertebra above it.
  • - Large lower demifacet for articulation with
    the large upper demifacet on the side of the
    vertebra of the same number.
  • - Between both demifacets there is the crest
    of the head.
  • 2. Neck
  • - It is the flattened constriction next to
    the head.
  • 3. Tubercle, formed by
  • - Articular part (medial part), which
    articulates with the circular facet on the tip of
    the transverse process of the vertebra of the
    same number.
  • -Non articular part (lateral part), which is
    attached to the lateral costo-transverse ligament
    .

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Atypical ribsFirst rib (general features)
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First rib Structures related
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The neck of the first rib
The neck is related anteriorly from medial to
lateral to a. Stellate ganglion. b.
Superior intercostal artery. c. Ventral
ramus of the 1st thoracic nerve.  
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Second rib
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Tenth rib
a. Single articular facet on the head.
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Eleventh rib
a. Single articular facet on the head. b. No
tubercle.
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Twelveth rib
a. Single articular facet on the head. b. No
tubercle. c. No neck. d. No costal groove. e.
Large head. f. Tapering anterior end.
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Sternum(Parts)
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Sternum(General features)
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Thoracic vertebrae
  • Classification of thoracic vertebrae
  • - There are twelve thoracic vertebrae classified
    as
  • A Typical ------ 2nd 8th vertebrae.
  • B Atypical ----- 1st, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th
    vertebrae (first one and last 4 vertebrae).

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Characteristics of a typical thoracic vertebra
  • 1. The body is characterized by
  • - Small in size and heart shaped.
  • - Its side contains two demifacets
  • a. Large upper demifacet for
    articulation with the head of the rib of the
  • corresponding number.?
  • b. Small lower demifacet for
    articulation with the head of the rib below it. ?
  • 2. The tip of the transverse process contains
    circular facet for articulation with the
  • tubercle of the rib of the corresponding
    number. ?
  • 3. The spine is long, tapering, and directed
    downwards and backwards.
  • 4. The vertebral foramen is circular and small. ?
  • 5. The superior articular process faces
    backwards, while the inferior articular

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Typical thoracic vertebra
Lateral surface
Superior surface
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First thoracic vertebra
1. The body is small . 2. The vertebral foramen
is wide and triangular. 3. The body carries
complete circular articular facet for
articulation with the head of the first rib. 4.
The spine is horizontal.
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The ninth tenth thoracic vertebrae
Ninth vertebra
Tenth vertebra
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The eleventh twelveth thoracic vertebrae
Eleventh vertebra
Twelveth vertebra
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Thank You
Prof. Dr. Wafaa Abdel-Rahman
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