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What is The most posterior structure seen in the root of the lung is? and explain in detail?
Ans-AMnemonic is Atal Bihari Vajpayee (ABV)The arrangement of pulmonary structures at the hila of the lungs - ABV:From (A)above to below: (A)artery-(B)ronchus-(v)vein.The pulmonary artery is uppermost whereas, pulmonary vein is inferior most.This applies well to left lung...for right lung one additional bronchus goes above the artery and is called as ep-arterial bronchus.Hence, in the right lung, the uppermost structure in the hilum will be a bronchus.a. NOTE: There are 2 veins which are named anterior & inferior according to their location at the hilum. (Similar arrangement on both sides)Bronchus & bronchial arteries are always posterior-most structures at the hila of both lungs.