Venous Drainage of the Upper Extremities

The video tutorial explains the venous drainage of the brachium, focusing on the superficial veins near the axilla, including the basilic and cephalic veins. It details how these veins transition into the axillary vein and eventually into the subclavian vein, highlighting the role of the brachial fascia. The tutorial also covers the major drainage points of the arm, emphasizing the importance of both superficial and deep veins in returning blood to the heart.

Describe the relationship between the axillary artery and the axillary vein.

Identify the two superficial veins in the brachium mentioned in the text.

What is the pathway of the basilic vein as it transitions to the axillary vein?

Explain how the basilic vein drains the medial aspect of the upper extremity.

What happens to the axillary vein as it approaches the first rib?

How do the brachial veins relate to the basilic vein?

What role does the clavicular pectoral fascia play in the drainage of the Catholic vein?