What Is the Pectoral Fascia?
The intrathoracic fascia is a dense connective tissue membrane lining the ribs and the intercostal interior. This fascia is uneven in thickness, thicker on the inner surface of the sternum, ribs, and intercostal space, and thinner on both sides of the spine.
Intrathoracic fascia
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- Chinese name
- Intrathoracic fascia
- Nature
- Connective tissue membrane
- Location
- Ribs and intercostal interiors
- Features
- Uneven thickness
- The intrathoracic fascia is a dense connective tissue membrane lining the ribs and the intercostal interior. This fascia is uneven in thickness, thicker on the inner surface of the sternum, ribs, and intercostal space, and thinner on both sides of the spine.
- The intrathoracic fascia is a dense connective tissue membrane lining the ribs and the intercostal interior. There is loose connective tissue between the intrathoracic fascia and the wall pleura. The spine is more developed on both sides, and the two membranes are easy to separate. The thigh on the chest, the Sibson membrane.