Analysis of anatomy of head and neck: A study through empiricals part- II

Abstract

In this study we introduce new hypothesis into the anatomical-structure, the head, and neck, neuro-embryology, the nerves and muscles, followed by the physiologic-variants, operational / surgical implications and considerations and then lastly clinical significancy of the study. The wound/damage to the cervical altruistic ganglia can elicit the syndrome-of-Horner, which is ipsilateral ptosis, miosis, and also facial scrub—anhidrosis. The torticollis-transpires as sterno-cleido-mastoid (SCM) muscle-tone abbreviates spasmodically, generating the fluctuating of the neck opposite to aomolous muscle-tome cross or control leads to in biotic if the sterno-cleido-mastoid is incapacitated, also that might be leading to fibrosis as well as margarine of ‘muscle-fiberes’. And as well turn out as a consequence of enhanced muscle - tone, and/or dystonia muscle spasms and spams, lessening from the poignant and sensitive nervousness stress and strain and tension also, and/or unanticipated behaviors. Though, even though, whilst evaluating the traumatic injuries or wounds, it is so crucial to omit or inhibit certain carotid monitorings as well as distinguishing in the interior of the neck.