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Diaphragm. Dr. Hassan Shaibah. Diaphragm Function:. Primary muscle of respiration Increase vertical diameter of thoracic cavity Increases abdominal pressure )Urinations, defecations & Parturition “Childbirth”) Weight lifting Thoracoabdominal pump ( blood & lymph back to the heart).
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Diaphragm Dr. Hassan Shaibah
Diaphragm Function: Primary muscle of respiration Increase vertical diameter of thoracic cavity Increases abdominal pressure )Urinations, defecations & Parturition “Childbirth”) Weight lifting Thoracoabdominal pump ( blood & lymph back to the heart)
Diaphragm features: has: 1)Muscular part • 2)central tendon part (support heart)
Diaphragm Separate thorax abdomen
Level may vary according to: • respiration • Setting vs. standing • distention of abdominal viscera)
J From side shape like inverted J
Has 3 origin: 2) Costal part lower 6 rips 3)Vertebral part 2 crura and ligaments 1)Sternal part “post. Xiphiodprocess”
Insertion central tendon part
1 2 3 Left crus 1st 2 lumbar Right crus 1st 3 lumbar
Has 3 ligaments 1)Median arcuate ligament ( 2 curua connected) Cross over Aorta
1 2 2) Medial arcuate ligament L2 to TP of L1
1 2 3)Lateral arcuate ligament L1 to TP 12th rib
3 main Openings: Caval Esophageal Aortic
Location of the 3 main Openings I Ate (8) 10 Eggs At Midnight (12)
Structures passing through the openings Aortic T12 Aorta , thoracic duct & Azygos vein Sympathetic trucks pass posterior to Medial arcuate ligament Superior epigastric vessels between sternal and costal part
Caval opening IVC & branch from RT phrenic n
Esophageal opening • Esophagus • Vagus • esophageal branch from left gastric vessels
Aortic opening • Aorta • thoracic duct • SomtimeAzygos vein
Nerve supply Motor phrenic nerve (C3-5) Sensory : 1)Central part by phrenic n. 2)Peripheral part lower 6 intercostal nerves