Comparative Assessment of Hard Palate Thickness Using Micro
... you’ve dedicated to this project both with micro-CT measurements (from the previous protocol) and the long hours you spent taking physical measurements in the lab. I commend you on your ability to manage your time so well a heavy course load, a child at home, and all the work you’ve taken on with th ...
... you’ve dedicated to this project both with micro-CT measurements (from the previous protocol) and the long hours you spent taking physical measurements in the lab. I commend you on your ability to manage your time so well a heavy course load, a child at home, and all the work you’ve taken on with th ...
An anomalous insertion fascicle of the caput laterale of the triceps
... distally and from the aponeurotic arch formed by the lateral intermuscular septum as it crosses the radial groove. The muscle fibers of the caput laterale descend to the tendon of insertion in specific ways. The superior fibers pass vertically and the inferior fibers pass obliquely to insert into th ...
... distally and from the aponeurotic arch formed by the lateral intermuscular septum as it crosses the radial groove. The muscle fibers of the caput laterale descend to the tendon of insertion in specific ways. The superior fibers pass vertically and the inferior fibers pass obliquely to insert into th ...
Responses of the muscular system to a single sport or exercise
... The skeleton has five main types of bone according to their shape and size. These can be classified as: ▸▸ long bones – the bones found in the limbs. They have a shaft known as the diaphysis and two expanded ends known as the epiphysis. ▸▸ short bones – small, light, strong, cube-shaped bones consis ...
... The skeleton has five main types of bone according to their shape and size. These can be classified as: ▸▸ long bones – the bones found in the limbs. They have a shaft known as the diaphysis and two expanded ends known as the epiphysis. ▸▸ short bones – small, light, strong, cube-shaped bones consis ...
The pelvis revisited: A pictorial review of normal anatomy and its
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Practical training № 6
... !Name the external marks of the place of needle puncture when puncture of shoulder joint is done from the back: Under acromion, between back margo of deltoid muscle and lower margo of supraspinous muscle #Coracoid process of scapula, middle of back margo of deltoid muscle and lower margo of supraspi ...
... !Name the external marks of the place of needle puncture when puncture of shoulder joint is done from the back: Under acromion, between back margo of deltoid muscle and lower margo of supraspinous muscle #Coracoid process of scapula, middle of back margo of deltoid muscle and lower margo of supraspi ...
A Patient`s Guide to Knee Anatomy
... from the other knee) is called the lateral tibial plateau, and the inside half (closest to the other knee) is called the medial tibial plateau. The patella glides through a special groove formed by the two femoral condyles called the patellofemoral groove. The smaller bone of the lower leg, the fibu ...
... from the other knee) is called the lateral tibial plateau, and the inside half (closest to the other knee) is called the medial tibial plateau. The patella glides through a special groove formed by the two femoral condyles called the patellofemoral groove. The smaller bone of the lower leg, the fibu ...
Anatomy of the Foot and Lower Extremity
... more bones, cartilages, or other structures as well as providing support for fasciae or muscles The foot cannot function without its twenty muscles and the muscles of the lower leg. They bend or extend the toes at the joints, raise or lower the toes singly or in groups, flex the sole of the foot, an ...
... more bones, cartilages, or other structures as well as providing support for fasciae or muscles The foot cannot function without its twenty muscles and the muscles of the lower leg. They bend or extend the toes at the joints, raise or lower the toes singly or in groups, flex the sole of the foot, an ...
Bicipital origin of plantaris muscle – a case report
... with the assumption of an erect posture, the tendon lost its original insertion into the plantar aponeurosis and gained a secondary calcaneal attachment [2]. Embryological development in man supports the idea advocated by McMurrich that the plantaris is a derivative of the deeper portion of the late ...
... with the assumption of an erect posture, the tendon lost its original insertion into the plantar aponeurosis and gained a secondary calcaneal attachment [2]. Embryological development in man supports the idea advocated by McMurrich that the plantaris is a derivative of the deeper portion of the late ...
Essential Functional Hepatic and Biliary Anatomy for the
... while the left hepatic veins follows the path of the falciform ligament and divides the left lobe into a medial and lateral segment. The right and left lobes of the liver are further divided into 8 segments based upon the distribution of the portal scissurae. At the hilus, the right portal vein purs ...
... while the left hepatic veins follows the path of the falciform ligament and divides the left lobe into a medial and lateral segment. The right and left lobes of the liver are further divided into 8 segments based upon the distribution of the portal scissurae. At the hilus, the right portal vein purs ...
Thyroid gland (level 3 discussion)
... discussion, the reader should expect to find the theoretically aspects of the discussion immediately followed by the clinical relevance because the aim of knowing about the theory of any organ or disease is to apply it clinically. We hope this volume serves that purpose. As is the policy, the discus ...
... discussion, the reader should expect to find the theoretically aspects of the discussion immediately followed by the clinical relevance because the aim of knowing about the theory of any organ or disease is to apply it clinically. We hope this volume serves that purpose. As is the policy, the discus ...
Aberrant Rotator Cuff Muscles: Coexistence of Triple
... Also, the inferior facet receives the middle and the inferior tails of the teres minor. This, however, indicates additional attachment and reinforcement on each facet of the greater tubercle of humerus. We therefore propose that at the shoulder joint, inferior displacement of the head of humerus is ...
... Also, the inferior facet receives the middle and the inferior tails of the teres minor. This, however, indicates additional attachment and reinforcement on each facet of the greater tubercle of humerus. We therefore propose that at the shoulder joint, inferior displacement of the head of humerus is ...
A morphological study of the posterior communicating artery
... posterior aspect of the C4 part of the internal carotid artery in 20 cases (66.6%) and from the posterolateral aspect in 8 cases (26.6%). In 2 cases (6.6%) it originated from the anterior aspect of the internal carotid artery. The origin of this artery was located on the super-medial side of the ori ...
... posterior aspect of the C4 part of the internal carotid artery in 20 cases (66.6%) and from the posterolateral aspect in 8 cases (26.6%). In 2 cases (6.6%) it originated from the anterior aspect of the internal carotid artery. The origin of this artery was located on the super-medial side of the ori ...
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Anatomical Guide - Introduction To Mortuary Sciences
... – Begins at a point posterior to the center of the inguinal ligament. – Terminates at the opening in the adductor magnus muscle. ...
... – Begins at a point posterior to the center of the inguinal ligament. – Terminates at the opening in the adductor magnus muscle. ...
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS)
... Contrary to what might be imagined, anatomical variations involving the brachial plexus are not very unusual: they are found in around 13% of dissections on cadavers. Its absence has been described previously, but its real prevalence is unknown.[1,] There is little data in the literature on the prev ...
... Contrary to what might be imagined, anatomical variations involving the brachial plexus are not very unusual: they are found in around 13% of dissections on cadavers. Its absence has been described previously, but its real prevalence is unknown.[1,] There is little data in the literature on the prev ...
ANAT30008 LECTURE NOTES PART 2 Lecture 18 – Bones and
... • This is made up of the iliac crest superiorly and this extends between the ASIS and the posterior superior iliac spine • There are also 3 surfaces o Gluteal surface gives rise to the gluteal muscles o Iliac fossa which gives rise to iliacus o Sacral surface which includes the articu ...
... • This is made up of the iliac crest superiorly and this extends between the ASIS and the posterior superior iliac spine • There are also 3 surfaces o Gluteal surface gives rise to the gluteal muscles o Iliac fossa which gives rise to iliacus o Sacral surface which includes the articu ...
Macroanatomy of the Azygos Vein: A Comparative Description
... from the lower three posterior intercostal veins, a common trunk formed by the left ascending lumbar and subcostal veins, and by esophageal and mediastinal tributaries. It was ascended anterior of the vertebral column to the eighth thoracic level then crossed the vertebral column posterior to the ao ...
... from the lower three posterior intercostal veins, a common trunk formed by the left ascending lumbar and subcostal veins, and by esophageal and mediastinal tributaries. It was ascended anterior of the vertebral column to the eighth thoracic level then crossed the vertebral column posterior to the ao ...
Otolaryngology -- Head and Neck Surgery
... While not a part of the middle ear, some discussion of the postnatal development of the external auditory canal (EAC) is necessary as it forms the primary surgical path to the middle ear and changes rapidly during the first decade of life.6 The EAC of the adult is usually described as one third cart ...
... While not a part of the middle ear, some discussion of the postnatal development of the external auditory canal (EAC) is necessary as it forms the primary surgical path to the middle ear and changes rapidly during the first decade of life.6 The EAC of the adult is usually described as one third cart ...
Macroanatomy of the Azygos Vein: A Comparative Description
... In the dog, the azygos vein was arised from that part of the cranial vena cava which lies close to the insertion of the pericardium and still contains heart muscle tissue on the right side of the thoracic cavity (Figure 1). Then, it rises in a cranially convex curve to the thoracic vertebral column, ...
... In the dog, the azygos vein was arised from that part of the cranial vena cava which lies close to the insertion of the pericardium and still contains heart muscle tissue on the right side of the thoracic cavity (Figure 1). Then, it rises in a cranially convex curve to the thoracic vertebral column, ...
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION LESSON PLAN FORMAT
... in between the shark’s pectoral fins and extends down to its pelvic fins/girdle. Be careful to lift with forceps while you cut so as to not damage the internal organs. Make an “I” cut on either side of your incision that extends across the ventral side of the shark. This incision should be far enoug ...
... in between the shark’s pectoral fins and extends down to its pelvic fins/girdle. Be careful to lift with forceps while you cut so as to not damage the internal organs. Make an “I” cut on either side of your incision that extends across the ventral side of the shark. This incision should be far enoug ...
Variation of the Musculocutaneous Nerve: A Case Report
... The Musculocutaneous nerve is organized by motor- sensory fibers coming from the primary ventral branches of the C5 to C7 spinal nerve. After emerging from the lateral fasciculus, it heads towards the coracobrachialis muscle, which it penetrates, and continues deeply among the brachialis and biceps ...
... The Musculocutaneous nerve is organized by motor- sensory fibers coming from the primary ventral branches of the C5 to C7 spinal nerve. After emerging from the lateral fasciculus, it heads towards the coracobrachialis muscle, which it penetrates, and continues deeply among the brachialis and biceps ...
ACCESSORY PULSATILE ORGANS: Evolutionary Innovations in
... conceptions prevail concerning the term ‘‘Insecta s. str.’’(21). For the sake of simplicity, ‘‘insects’’ is used synonymously for ‘‘hexapods’’ in this review. ...
... conceptions prevail concerning the term ‘‘Insecta s. str.’’(21). For the sake of simplicity, ‘‘insects’’ is used synonymously for ‘‘hexapods’’ in this review. ...
Free sample of Test Bank for Seeleys
... Full file at http://testbanksinstant.eu/ Test-Bank-for-Seeleys-Principles-of-Anatomy-andPhysiology-2nd-Edition-by-Tate8. List the levels of organization of the body from simple to complex. 1. organ system 2. chemical 3. organism 4. tissue 5. organ 6. cell ...
... Full file at http://testbanksinstant.eu/ Test-Bank-for-Seeleys-Principles-of-Anatomy-andPhysiology-2nd-Edition-by-Tate8. List the levels of organization of the body from simple to complex. 1. organ system 2. chemical 3. organism 4. tissue 5. organ 6. cell ...
anatomy
... Homo sapiens means “man the intelligent” Man is of the Phylum chordata. We have a notochord ( =flexible rod of tissue ) nucleus propulsus and a dorsal hollow nerve tube that contains the brain and spinal chord. Man also at one time had pharyngeal pouches, the remnants of which are the Eustachian t ...
... Homo sapiens means “man the intelligent” Man is of the Phylum chordata. We have a notochord ( =flexible rod of tissue ) nucleus propulsus and a dorsal hollow nerve tube that contains the brain and spinal chord. Man also at one time had pharyngeal pouches, the remnants of which are the Eustachian t ...
History of anatomy
The history of anatomy extends from the earliest examinations of sacrificial victims to the sophisticated analyses of the body performed by modern scientists. It has been characterized, over time, by a continually developing understanding of the functions of organs and structures in the body. Human anatomy was the most prominent of the biological sciences of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Methods have also improved dramatically.