1 pericardium
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PericardiumPericardium
Maj Dr. Poonam SinghMaj Dr. Poonam Singh
PericardiumPericardium Fibroserous sac surrounding heart & root of Fibroserous sac surrounding heart & root of
great vessels.great vessels.
Two components: outer fibrous pericardiumTwo components: outer fibrous pericardium Inner serous pericardiumInner serous pericardium
Outer parietal layer inner visceral layerOuter parietal layer inner visceral layer
Two are continuous at root of great vesselsTwo are continuous at root of great vessels
Narrow fluid filled space -pericardial cavityNarrow fluid filled space -pericardial cavity
Layers of PericardiumLayers of Pericardium
Sagittal section : Sagittal section : PericardiumPericardium
Fibrous Fibrous Pericardium:Pericardium:
Apex blunt,fused to roots of great vessels and PTfasciaApex blunt,fused to roots of great vessels and PTfascia Base inseparable from the diaphragm (central tendon)Base inseparable from the diaphragm (central tendon)
Ant attached to sternum by Sternopericardial lig.Ant attached to sternum by Sternopericardial lig. Post related to principal bronchi & oesophagusPost related to principal bronchi & oesophagus On each side related to mediastinal pleura, Phrenic On each side related to mediastinal pleura, Phrenic
nervenerve
Phrenic N innervating diaphragm passes through FP & Phrenic N innervating diaphragm passes through FP & innervates itinnervates it
Protects heart from sudden overfillingProtects heart from sudden overfilling
Fibrous Pericardium - relations
Phrenic nerve Phrenic nerve innervationsinnervations
Serous Serous Pericardium:Pericardium: Thin double layered serous membrane lined by Thin double layered serous membrane lined by
MesotheliumMesothelium
Outer Parietal and inner Visceral PericardiumOuter Parietal and inner Visceral Pericardium
two layers continuous with each other at the two layers continuous with each other at the root of great vessels ( ascg aorta, SVC, IVC, pulm root of great vessels ( ascg aorta, SVC, IVC, pulm trunk & pulm veins)trunk & pulm veins)
Visceral layer - adherent to the heartVisceral layer - adherent to the heart
P cavity is a potential space b/w these two layersP cavity is a potential space b/w these two layers
Contains a thin film of capillary fluid that helps Contains a thin film of capillary fluid that helps to lubricateto lubricate
Pericardial sinuses Transverse sinusTransverse sinus Oblique sinusOblique sinus
Reflections of visceral layer of peritoneum around great vessels of the heart
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Transverse Sinus Horizontal gap between
the arterial ends of heart tubes in front and venous ends behind
Ant: Ascending aorta Pulmonary trunk Post: SVC
On each side it opens into P cavity
Transverse Sinus
Horizontal gap between the arterial ends of heart tubes in front and venous ends behind
Ant: Ascending aorta Pulmonary trunk Post: SVC
On each side it opens into P cavity
Oblique Sinus:Oblique Sinus: Formed by reflections Formed by reflections
of pericardium onto of pericardium onto pulm veins of heartpulm veins of heart
Cul-de-sac/cardiac Cul-de-sac/cardiac bursabursa
Ant: by the Lt Atrium Ant: by the Lt Atrium Post: by PPPost: by PP
below it opens into below it opens into the P cavitythe P cavity
Blood Blood supply: :
Brs of Int Th artery, musculophrenic artery and
descending thoracic aorta
Nerve Supply: FP & PP - by Phrenic nerve, pain sensitive.
VP - by ANS: Cardiac plexus. pain insensitive
Applied:Applied: Pericarditis: Pericarditis: Inflammation of the Inflammation of the
pericardiumpericardium
Pericardial Effusion: Pericardial Effusion: Excess fluid within Excess fluid within pericardial sac- may lead to pericardial sac- may lead to Cardiac Cardiac TamponadeTamponade compressing the heart compressing the heart
Constrictive Pericarditis: Constrictive Pericarditis: Abnormal Abnormal thickening of the pericardium compresses the thickening of the pericardium compresses the heart impairing heart functionheart impairing heart function
APEX BEAT PALPATION
PERICARDIAL EFFUSION
Pericardial EffusionPericardial Effusion
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PericardiocentesisPericardiocentesis