Which blood vessel supplies blood to the deep muscles of the neck and shoulder and to the first two costal interspaces?

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The costocervical artery supplies blood to the deep muscles of the neck and shoulder as well as the first two costal interspaces. The intercostal artery supplies blood to the spaces between the ribs. The subscapular artery supplies blood to the subscapular region of the back. The long thoracic artery supplies blood to the serratus anterior muscle. The ventral thoracic artery does not exist, as "ventral" refers to the front of the body and there is no major artery with that name that supplies the thoracic region.

Which Blood Vessel Supplies Blood to the Deep Muscles of the Neck