Titlebook: Anatomy in Surgery; Philip Thorek Book 1985Latest edition Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1985 Surgery.abdominal wall.anatomy.bone.brain.em

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Bony Thoraxabdominal (diaphragmatic), but as the individual grows older, breathing becomes intercostal (thoracic). Because children’s breathing is not thoracic, they are supposed to be more susceptible to postoperative pneumonia. The child restricts his abdominal movements because of pain, thereby interfering

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Trachea and Extrapulmonary Bronchithey are deficient posteriorly where the wall is flattened. The posterior portion is closed by the ., which is made up of transverse plain fibers supplied by the recurrent laryngeal nerve (Fig. 238 C). Anteriorly, the trachea is crossed by the isthmus of the thyroid (2nd to 4th ring), and below that

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Scalp lines behind. The layers of the scalp move as a unit with the contractions of the muscles. It is of particular interest to the surgeon because injuries and infections in this region may involve the skull, the sinuses, the meninges or the brain, and superficial cysts and vascular tumors may be found

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