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Fig. 3B. —Photographs of dissection of perivertebral venous plexus in cadaver of 80-year-old with no evidence of neck or chest disease. Posterior view. musculus trapezius, musculus semispinalis capitis, musculus splenius cervicis and capitis, and musculus longissimus cervicis have been removed. Peripheral branches (arrows) and trunk (arrowheads) of deep cervical veins are seen on surface of musculus semispinalis cervicis. Bilateral peripheral branches of deep cervical veins are anastomosed around spinous process of cervical vertebrae.





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