Chest Area Front Lower

Anterior lower chest area

Introduction

The chest area (lower anterior) is a small area of ​​skin located between the collarbones and costal arches. This area performs a number of important functions and is connected to various organs, so it needs special attention to its hygiene and health. In this article we will look at the anatomy and function of the anterior inferior chest area, and also focus on some of the problems associated with this area of ​​the body.

Anatomy

The anterior lower region of the chest is located above the abdomen and is covered with a layer of subcutaneous fatty tissue. It consists of superficial and deep fascia, between which there is connective tissue. Subcutaneous fat plays an important role in thermal insulation and support of the chest organs. There are a number of structures in the anterior lower chest area that can affect its function:

- Skin: the skin of the anterior lower surface of the chest can be divided into two layers - the hyperemic layer (dermis) and the dermatome. The hyperemic layer covers the upper layers of the dermis. It contains blood vessels, nerve endings and sweat glands. Desemma also includes hair, mammary glands and endocrine glands. - Sweat glands: located along the border of the epidermis and dermis and are involved in thermoregulation of the body and maintaining normal moisture levels in the skin. - Mammary glands: located in women's front and lower breasts and used to produce milk during breastfeeding. They consist of three main components - glandular tissue, milk ducts and connective tissue.

Function of the anterior lower chest

In addition to the structures listed above, the anterior lower chest area has many other equally important functions. These functions are divided into two main groups: respiratory and supportive. The respiratory function of the anterior lower chest includes the following processes:

1) Breathing: The lungs, passing through the chest, are involved in the breathing process, ensuring the delivery of oxygen to all cells of the body. 2) Support internal organs: the anterior lower chest supports internal organs and protects them from damage and

**The chest region is one of the major anatomical regions of the human body**, which includes the chest, ribs, muscles and organs. Specifically, the anterior lower chest region can be described as the middle part of the ribcage, located between the chest and the abdominal line.

**The anterior lower region of the chest has several important functions:** it provides support to the muscles of the chest and carries out breathing, and also takes part in the formation of the shape of the chest.

**The term “inframammary” or “subperitoneal” region is often used to describe the anterior lower chest area,** which refers to that part of the area that is located below the level of the diaphragm. The anterior lower chest is