Thoracic duct

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Thoracic duct with Lymphatic system


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Thoracic Duct
Dr Rajiv Ranjan

Lymphatic system
Lymph
Lymphocytes
Lymphatic plexuses
Lymphatic vessels
Lymph nodes
Lymphoid organs
Superficial lymphatic vessels
Deep lymphatic vessels
Lymphatic trunk

Lymphatic system is absent in CNS ?, cornea, cartilage, Thymus
superficial layer of skin, bones & alveoli of lungs
Begin as blind ended tube

Lymph formation
Lymph is 1/10
th
of residual fluid

Lymphocytes

Distribution

Lymphatics/Lymphatic Vessels
•Superficial lymphatic vessels
•Deep lymphatic vessels
•Lymphatic trunk

Lymph Node

Lymphoid Organs

Lymphoid Organs

Lymphoid Organs

MALT

Role
Drainage of excess fluid
Cleaning
Defence
Absorption of lipid & vitamins

applied
•Lymphadenitis
•Lymphangitis
•Lymphedema
•Lymphogenousspread of cancer

Thoracic duct
•AKA left lymphatic duct or the alimentary duct
•Transports up to 4litersof lymphatic fluid each day (100ml/hr)
•Commences @ upper border of cisterna chyli(T12)
•Traverses through aortic hiatus & ascends bet
n
descending thoracic aorta &
azygosvein
•Vertebral column, the right intercostal arteries and terminal segments of the
hemiazygosand accessory hemiazygosveins lie posteriorly
•Diaphragm and Oesophagusare anteriorly.
•@ T5 it inclines to the left
•@ the root of neck it arches forwards & to the left behind the carotid sheath
•Crossing over the Lt. pleura & Lt subclavianA it enters @ the confluence of Lt.
internal jugular & Lt. subclavian V
•Termination is guarded by a bicuspid valve

Cisterna chyli
Confluence of lymphatics
Lie @ L1-2, posterolateral to aorta
Continue into thoracic duct superiorly
Applied –Chylothorax(chylomicrons +ve)

Tributaries

Tributaries of thoracic duct
Bilateraldescending thoracic lymph trunks from lower
6 intercostal spaces
Posterior intercostal lymph trunk of upper six left
intercostal spaces
Bilateralascending lumbar lymph trunks
Intestinal trunk
Left bronchomediastinaltrunk
Left subclaviantrunk
Left jugular trunk

Right lymphatic duct

Right lymphatic duct
Receives
Posterior intercostal lymph trunk of upper six right intercostal spaces
Right bronchomediastinaltrunk
Rightsubclavian trunk
Rightjugular trunk
•Drains into eitherrightsubclavian veinor rightinternal jugular vein
and rarely right venous angle