Description
(LEARNER OUTCOMES)
- To describe the axilla.
- To describe its borders
- To identify its contents .
- To describe its relations.
- To appreciate where the axillary artery begins and ends
- To appreciate the divisions of the axilla artery and the branches from each division
- To appreciate the muscle that divides the axillary artery.
- To appreciate the formation of the axillary vein.
- To identify the groups of lymphnodes.
- To recognise axillary lymphnodes enelargement in cancer of the breast.
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Welcome to “Gakwaya Medical Notes”. The objectives of these notes are:
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– To pass examinations
– To do post graduate
– To be a life long learner
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