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[Fundamentals 201] Didactic: Neck Dissection Anatomy for Levels 1B to 4

0:16
Introduction
1:04
Neck Incision Design Consideration
2:12
Subplatysmal Dissection
2:31
Level 1B Anatomy - Marginal Mandibular Nerve, Submandibular Gland
4:06
Level 2 Anatomy - Greater Auricular Nerve, External Jugular Vein, SCM
6:21
Level 2 Anatomy - Deep to SCM, Digastric Muscle, Omohyoid Muscle
6:33
Level 1B Dissection - Marginal Mandibular Nerve, Submandibular Gland, Mylohyoid, Hypoglossal N, Lingual N, Facial A and V
9:13
Level 2 Dissection - Internal Jugular Vein
9:43
Key Anatomy - CN11, IJV, CN12, Carotid Artery
10:22
Key Variation - IJV, CN11, CN12, Carotid Artery
11:48
Deep Tissue Dissection Plane for Level 2-4
12:53
Level 2-4 Dissection - Ansa Cervicalis, Vagus, RLN, Carotid, Sympathetic Chain
16:43
Level 4 Anatomy - Transverse Cerv A & V, Anterior & Middle Scalene, Phrenic N, Brachial Plexus
18:44
Level 4 Complication - Thoracic Duct, Chyle Leak Prevention

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Key Information:

  1. Commonly asked questions that residents and medical students are expected to know during a neck dissection procedure
  2. Neck dissection anatomy for level 1-4
  3. Basic surgical techniques to avoid disaster complications (Injuries to great vessels, cranial nerves, phrenic nerve, brachial plexus)
Fundamentals [Fundamentals 201] Didactic: Neck Dissection Anatomy for Levels 1B to 4
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