Anterior jugular vein variations in two cadavers and clinical implications: A case report

INTRODUCTION: Anterior jugular veins are a paired structure found on either side of the neck and responsible for other in draining head regions.CASE: The variations reported here from two male cadavers about 45 50 years age who were being dissected routinely dissecting room. first cadaver, which was 50-year-old, had normal formation both anterior (AVJ), but down its course, left AJVs join around cricoid cartilage continue as single vein running mid-line ending by piercing deep to drain into external vein. second cadaver old. After forming AJV, immediately crosses over right run parallel AJV before joining form common then (EJV).CONCLUSION: knowledge these has become very important all health workers dealing with surgically, radiologically or otherwise.