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The '''retrovisceral space''' is divided into the [[retropharyngeal space]] and the [[danger space]] by the [[alar fascia]]. It is of particular clinical importance because it is a main route by which oropharyngeal infections can spread into the [[mediastinum]]. | The '''retrovisceral space''' is divided into the [[retropharyngeal space]] and the [[danger space]] by the [[alar fascia]]. It is of particular clinical importance because it is a main route by which oropharyngeal infections can spread into the [[mediastinum]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:42, 20 August 2012
The retrovisceral space is divided into the retropharyngeal space and the danger space by the alar fascia. It is of particular clinical importance because it is a main route by which oropharyngeal infections can spread into the mediastinum.