Superficial cervical fascia

There are.....deep cervical fascia layers

The deep cervical fascias serve to

The carotid sheath

What role do the deep cervical fascia play in the neck

The layer that surrounds the whole neck and contains the trapezius and the sternocleidomastoid muscles is the

The pretracheal layer

The buccopharyngeal fascia is a posterior continuation of the

Inferiorly, the investing layer attaches to the

The submandibular gland is enclosed by the

The prevertebral layer forms a cylindrical sheath surrounding the vertebral column and muscles associated with the vertebral column.

Clinical importance of deep cervical fascia is

The pretracheal layer is made up of two parts

The carotid layer extends from

The retropharyngeal fascia is a continuation of the

Retropharyngeal abscess is

The carotid sheath attaches to the

The contents found in the carotid sheath include

Which layer surrounds the trachea, oesophagus, the thyroid glands and the infrahyoid muscles

The prevertebral layer contains the cervical parts of the parasympathetic trunks, the scalene muscles and the deep cervical muscles.