Pectoralis Major

The chest tube is placed (on the correct side) in the mid- or anterior- axillary line, behind pectoralis major (to avoidhaving to dissect through this thick muscle).

What our notes say

Study material on Pectoralis Major

Images

Number 10 - three anterior abdominal wall anomaly photos
Number 10 - three anterior abdominal wall anomaly photos
Sagittal section of the breast with A, B, C, D labelled
Sagittal section of the breast with A, B, C, D labelled
Photomicrograph of skeletal muscle fibres in longitudinal section
Photomicrograph of skeletal muscle fibres in longitudinal section
Q9 - two fan-shaped muscles converging at a probed point
Q9 - two fan-shaped muscles converging at a probed point
Q10 - probe on a fan-shaped chest wall muscle
Q10 - probe on a fan-shaped chest wall muscle
Shoulder dissection with deltoid (A), pectoralis major (B), and muscle C labelled
Shoulder dissection with deltoid (A), pectoralis major (B), and muscle C labelled
Q8 - probe in the deltopectoral triangle
Q8 - probe in the deltopectoral triangle
Anterior chest wall dissection with pectoralis major, pectoralis minor and serratus anterior labelled
Anterior chest wall dissection with pectoralis major, pectoralis minor and serratus anterior labelled

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