Nerven und Gefäße des hinteren Rumpfs

This video tutorial provides an in-depth look at the anatomy of the posterior trunk, focusing on the nerves, arteries, and veins. It begins with an overview of the structures in the back and neck, followed by a detailed examination of the arteries, including the occipital, subclavian, and intercostal arteries. The tutorial then covers the veins that run parallel to these arteries, such as the occipital and intercostal veins. Finally, it introduces the nerves of the posterior trunk, including the occipital and suboccipital nerves, and their roles in innervating various muscles and skin regions.

What structures are first listed before going into detail in the anatomy tutorial?

Describe the path of the occipital artery as mentioned in the video.

What is the significance of the common carotid artery in relation to the occipital artery?

Explain the role of the subclavian artery as discussed in the tutorial.

How do the intercostal arteries contribute to the blood supply of the thoracic region?

Discuss the importance of the thoracic aorta in relation to the intercostal arteries.

What are the main arteries supplying the lumbar region according to the video?

What is the relationship between the intercostal veins and the intercostal arteries?

What is the function of the major occipital nerve as described in the tutorial?

Identify the nerves that innervate the skin over the ear and parotid gland.