A Case Report on Anatomical Variation During Neck Dissection

We describe an uncommon termination of the right external jugular vein, which drains straight into the cephalic vein and runs in front of the medial third of the clavicle, on the right side of the neck during routine dissection in a 72-year-old female cadaver. Intervention radiography, intravenous infusion, and surgical operations affecting the head and neck region all require a thorough understanding of the anatomical differences in this area of the human body.