Anatomy: Head and Neck
Anatomy
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| Text | The {{c1::spinal accessory}} nerve runs deep to the sternocleidomastoid and into the trapezius. This nerve is superficial in the neck where it is vulnerable to laceration or blunt trauma. |
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| Text | The carotid triangle is bound by the {{c1::superior belly of the omohyoid}} inferomedially, the {{c1::anterior border of the sternocleidomastoid}} inferolaterally, and the {{c1::posterior belly of the digastric}} superiorly. |
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