The Scapular Anastomoses in 2 mins

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I was having such a hard time understanding this, but your simplification of this concept made it so much easier to understand. Thank you so much!

[@drerebrik]

I can’t believe it took you two and a half minutes to clearly explain something I’ve been trying to understand for almost an hour now! 🙌 thank you so much!!

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[@Anom_Ali]

A simple and extremely helpful illustration

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Gotta love these short explanations

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Best and most simple explanation EVER!!! Thanks so much!!!

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[@clemlee4641]

i struggled to visualize the anastomoses but this video made it so clear!
thank you so much :)

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awesome video. Heard a lot of conflicting info, but this makes a lot of sense. Thanks!

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[@tsabir52]

I have a question - Is the superior thoracic artery and thyrocervical trunk the same thing?

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Wonderful... Thank u

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Very simplified video

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[@nuredinnur7716]

thoracodorsal a. doesnt anastomose with dorsal scapular artery

[@evasweeney9046]

Hi Nuredin, thanks for your comment, this anastomosis is indicated in many texts including my personal favourite Moore & Dalley, Clinically oriented anatomy. I am curious what source you are using that indicates there is no anastomosis between these vessels? (the dorsal scapular artery is also often referred to as the deep transverse cervical if that is causing any confusion)

[@nuredinnur7716]

sorry you are definitely right. some book [eg Netter`s atlas of human anatomy, 6th edition] depict that circumflex scapular artery anastomoses with dorsal scapular artery both at the body and apex of scapula and thoracodorsal artery directly descends to the latissmus dorsi . may be some anatomical variation.

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Cool

[@empire2471]

Thank you so much you made it very easy ...but sorry 😐 to say your voice was not clear for me...

[@ankitbasoya4388]

wrong description

[@evasweeney9046]

How so