laboratory manual - learning is wild!
... with your lab partners during your lab activities. We also encourage you to work with others as you study your lab material. 2) A number of figures have been included with this laboratory manual. You will find it useful to make additional sketches and written notes to aid in the retention of informa ...
... with your lab partners during your lab activities. We also encourage you to work with others as you study your lab material. 2) A number of figures have been included with this laboratory manual. You will find it useful to make additional sketches and written notes to aid in the retention of informa ...
White matter connections of the supplementary motor area in humans
... Brain Tissue Resource (Institute for Ageing and Health, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK) and at the Department of Anatomy of Cantabria University (Santander, Spain). Both Institutions have ethical approval to use postmortem human specimens for research purpose. The specimens were fixed ...
... Brain Tissue Resource (Institute for Ageing and Health, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK) and at the Department of Anatomy of Cantabria University (Santander, Spain). Both Institutions have ethical approval to use postmortem human specimens for research purpose. The specimens were fixed ...
Anatomical variation of the alveolar inferior nerve: a case report
... and D’Souza (2014) and Eustáquio-Silva (2012) also noticed the presence of a colateral brach on infratemporal path of AIN. This variation, in most cases, goes to LPM, or even to join the anterior or posterior division of mandibular nerve. Several studies (RODELLA, BUFFOLI, LABANCA et al., 2012) have ...
... and D’Souza (2014) and Eustáquio-Silva (2012) also noticed the presence of a colateral brach on infratemporal path of AIN. This variation, in most cases, goes to LPM, or even to join the anterior or posterior division of mandibular nerve. Several studies (RODELLA, BUFFOLI, LABANCA et al., 2012) have ...
Medical Gross Anatomy - University of Michigan
... have several options for reaching their final destination. Most of these sympathetics are already postsynaptic, having synapsed within the sympathetic trunk before leaving it. They can proceed directly to their target organ. Sympathetic fibers that haven’t synapsed already will synapse in diffuse ga ...
... have several options for reaching their final destination. Most of these sympathetics are already postsynaptic, having synapsed within the sympathetic trunk before leaving it. They can proceed directly to their target organ. Sympathetic fibers that haven’t synapsed already will synapse in diffuse ga ...
Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research Institute of
... This (unit) will aid those who want to learn the basic anatomy concepts that apply to the health field. It also intended for student who have little or no information background. ...
... This (unit) will aid those who want to learn the basic anatomy concepts that apply to the health field. It also intended for student who have little or no information background. ...
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... Labral anatomy: Axial • The normal labrum demonstrates low signal intensity on all pulse sequences, due to the lack of mobile protons in this dense fibrocartilage. • On cross sectional imaging, the normal labrum is most commonly triangular, but can also be round, cleaved, notched, flat, or absent. ...
... Labral anatomy: Axial • The normal labrum demonstrates low signal intensity on all pulse sequences, due to the lack of mobile protons in this dense fibrocartilage. • On cross sectional imaging, the normal labrum is most commonly triangular, but can also be round, cleaved, notched, flat, or absent. ...
Human Anatomy - Biology Courses Server
... 1. Hands on!!: Exploration and touching of cadaver parts is essential. The more you handle and examine cadaver parts the more familiar you will become with orienting, recognizing, and discovering specific anatomical structures. 2. Palpation: This is the process of exploring structures with your ha ...
... 1. Hands on!!: Exploration and touching of cadaver parts is essential. The more you handle and examine cadaver parts the more familiar you will become with orienting, recognizing, and discovering specific anatomical structures. 2. Palpation: This is the process of exploring structures with your ha ...
Morphometric and Morphological Study of First Rib
... Ribs are protective ribbon-like bony elements, normally present within the chest wall and are few of the most imaged structures in the clinical practice. First rib takes part in the formation of bony boundary for the inlet of the thorax. The key muscle of the root of the neck; the scalenus anterior ...
... Ribs are protective ribbon-like bony elements, normally present within the chest wall and are few of the most imaged structures in the clinical practice. First rib takes part in the formation of bony boundary for the inlet of the thorax. The key muscle of the root of the neck; the scalenus anterior ...
triangles of the neck
... Complete division -the cord on the affected side to take up the neutral i.e. paramedian position between abduction and adduction. Luckily other cord to compensate in a remarkable way and speech is not greatly affected. If both nerves are divided, complete lost of the voice is and difficult breathing ...
... Complete division -the cord on the affected side to take up the neutral i.e. paramedian position between abduction and adduction. Luckily other cord to compensate in a remarkable way and speech is not greatly affected. If both nerves are divided, complete lost of the voice is and difficult breathing ...
incidence and morphology of accessory head of flexor pollicis
... cadavers (10%). The remaining AHFPL was seen unilaterally 7(46.6%) on the right side and 4(26.66%) on the left side. The shape of the muscles were mainly fusiform in 84.61% and it was slender in 19.38%.It was observed that the origin of the AHFPL were variable. In most of the cases the AHFPL was ari ...
... cadavers (10%). The remaining AHFPL was seen unilaterally 7(46.6%) on the right side and 4(26.66%) on the left side. The shape of the muscles were mainly fusiform in 84.61% and it was slender in 19.38%.It was observed that the origin of the AHFPL were variable. In most of the cases the AHFPL was ari ...
RADIAL FOREARM FLAP
... supplied by branches of the radial artery. It is most often designed as a free flap but may be pedicled e.g. distally for hand defects. The flap can be made ‘sensate’ by inclusion of either the medial or lateral cutaneous nerves of the forearm. The flap is based on the axis of the radial artery. For ...
... supplied by branches of the radial artery. It is most often designed as a free flap but may be pedicled e.g. distally for hand defects. The flap can be made ‘sensate’ by inclusion of either the medial or lateral cutaneous nerves of the forearm. The flap is based on the axis of the radial artery. For ...
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... Further distally, at the junction into the broad tendinous portion, the TVI was always adjacent to, and often integrated into, the aponeurosis of the VI. Covering the aponeurosis of the VI, the aponeurosis of the TVI reached the distal aspect of the quadriceps femoris. The aponeurosis of the VI coul ...
... Further distally, at the junction into the broad tendinous portion, the TVI was always adjacent to, and often integrated into, the aponeurosis of the VI. Covering the aponeurosis of the VI, the aponeurosis of the TVI reached the distal aspect of the quadriceps femoris. The aponeurosis of the VI coul ...
Bilateral Supernumerary Sternocleidomastoid Heads with
... was encountered bilaterally (Fig. 3). The vein branched off from the retromandibular vein on each side of the neck, and had an oblique/medial course on each anterior cervical triangle. The two veins confluence, at the level of the thyroid gland isthmus, forming a high positioned jugular venous arch ...
... was encountered bilaterally (Fig. 3). The vein branched off from the retromandibular vein on each side of the neck, and had an oblique/medial course on each anterior cervical triangle. The two veins confluence, at the level of the thyroid gland isthmus, forming a high positioned jugular venous arch ...
Anatomy of the pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal glands
... rarely contain a medullary component. These may be clinically relevant, as they can still undergo the same disease processes that arise from adrenal glandular tissue. The adrenal glands are richly vascular. Arterial blood supply is derived from the superior, middle and inferior adrenal vessels, whic ...
... rarely contain a medullary component. These may be clinically relevant, as they can still undergo the same disease processes that arise from adrenal glandular tissue. The adrenal glands are richly vascular. Arterial blood supply is derived from the superior, middle and inferior adrenal vessels, whic ...
DISSECTION OF A RAT
... 2. What type of teeth do rats have? Rats have incisors and molars in both upper and lower jaws. They do not have canines and premolars. The space between the incisors and molars is known as diastema. 3. Is the rat a herbivore or a carnivore? The rat is a herbivore. 4. What separates the chest cavity ...
... 2. What type of teeth do rats have? Rats have incisors and molars in both upper and lower jaws. They do not have canines and premolars. The space between the incisors and molars is known as diastema. 3. Is the rat a herbivore or a carnivore? The rat is a herbivore. 4. What separates the chest cavity ...
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... Second portal is the medial portal. After small blunt dissection, introduce the RF probe and find the Sciatic nerve and the Posterior Femoral Cutaneous nerve ...
... Second portal is the medial portal. After small blunt dissection, introduce the RF probe and find the Sciatic nerve and the Posterior Femoral Cutaneous nerve ...
BIO - Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
... A course on selected topics related to Biology, which gives students opportunities to study information not currently covered in other courses. Grades issues are A, B, C, D, or F. Prerequisites: None BIO 199 First Year Independent Project in Biology 1-9 Credits. 0 Lecture Hour. 0 Lab Hour. A project ...
... A course on selected topics related to Biology, which gives students opportunities to study information not currently covered in other courses. Grades issues are A, B, C, D, or F. Prerequisites: None BIO 199 First Year Independent Project in Biology 1-9 Credits. 0 Lecture Hour. 0 Lab Hour. A project ...
Variant origin of lingual artery from facial artery
... Aim: The knowledge of the variations of the arterial supply of the tongue is essential in various surgeries of tongue, dental procedures and in radiological investigations of the oral region. Methods: Here, we report a rare case of absence of lingual artery on right side of neck in a male cadaver of ...
... Aim: The knowledge of the variations of the arterial supply of the tongue is essential in various surgeries of tongue, dental procedures and in radiological investigations of the oral region. Methods: Here, we report a rare case of absence of lingual artery on right side of neck in a male cadaver of ...
The anatomy of the posterolateral aspect of the rabbit knee
... named the popliteal sulcus, which in humans is more distinct [3,21]. An important difference between the popliteus complex of rabbits and man which was found in this study is the absence of distinct popliteomeniscal fascicles in the rabbit. In man, the distal half of the popliteus tendon attaches to ...
... named the popliteal sulcus, which in humans is more distinct [3,21]. An important difference between the popliteus complex of rabbits and man which was found in this study is the absence of distinct popliteomeniscal fascicles in the rabbit. In man, the distal half of the popliteus tendon attaches to ...
Neck dissection using the fascial planes technique - Vula
... is usually performed with scissors rather than a scalpel because of the loose consistency of the tissue in this area and the restricted access. The SCM muscle is retracted posteriorly and the posterior belly of the digastric muscle is retracted superiorly with a retractor. It is important to identi ...
... is usually performed with scissors rather than a scalpel because of the loose consistency of the tissue in this area and the restricted access. The SCM muscle is retracted posteriorly and the posterior belly of the digastric muscle is retracted superiorly with a retractor. It is important to identi ...
Accessory origin of the piriformis muscle
... In conclusion, to our knowledge, not many cases of accessory piriformis muscles have been previously reported. Hence, the present report of these three cases is of anatomical and surgical interest. Under circumstances of undiagnosed pain in the gluteal region, an accessory slip of the piriformis mus ...
... In conclusion, to our knowledge, not many cases of accessory piriformis muscles have been previously reported. Hence, the present report of these three cases is of anatomical and surgical interest. Under circumstances of undiagnosed pain in the gluteal region, an accessory slip of the piriformis mus ...
Labeled diagram of the foramen magnum
... information technology In anatomy, the atlas (C1) is the most superior (first) cervical vertebra of the spine. It is named. The lateral masses are the most bulky and solid parts of the atlas, in order to support re. The picture above shows the skull base looking down into it, the front of the skull ...
... information technology In anatomy, the atlas (C1) is the most superior (first) cervical vertebra of the spine. It is named. The lateral masses are the most bulky and solid parts of the atlas, in order to support re. The picture above shows the skull base looking down into it, the front of the skull ...
A Rare Anomaly of Duodenum: A Case Report
... part and the lower limb future third and fourth part. The lower limb of ‘U’ ends in another acute bend just anterior to mesonephros which is the future D-J flexure. The anomalies of this stage are rare. The third stage is characterized by rapid development and elongation of the second part and sligh ...
... part and the lower limb future third and fourth part. The lower limb of ‘U’ ends in another acute bend just anterior to mesonephros which is the future D-J flexure. The anomalies of this stage are rare. The third stage is characterized by rapid development and elongation of the second part and sligh ...
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.