Bodour Qassim Badreldeen Baioumy Ghaderi_Bador
... Blood supply of the ovary: The central zone of the ovarian stroma, the medulla, is highly vascular being supplied mainly by the ovarian artery, a branch of the aorta, and also receives blood from the uterine artery, through their anastomotic connections. They enter the hilum of the ovary from the br ...
... Blood supply of the ovary: The central zone of the ovarian stroma, the medulla, is highly vascular being supplied mainly by the ovarian artery, a branch of the aorta, and also receives blood from the uterine artery, through their anastomotic connections. They enter the hilum of the ovary from the br ...
RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, BANGALORE
... artery were dissected from their sites of origin from the parent trunk and their destinations and any abnormalities found were recorded. They were classified into 5 types based on modified Adachi classification (1928). Type-I arrangement was the most frequent finding (58.5%).4 In a study of 316 pelv ...
... artery were dissected from their sites of origin from the parent trunk and their destinations and any abnormalities found were recorded. They were classified into 5 types based on modified Adachi classification (1928). Type-I arrangement was the most frequent finding (58.5%).4 In a study of 316 pelv ...
19. oral cavity by girls antomy teame2010-10
... 3Sublingual gland is covered by m.m called sublingual fold, which extends laterally on both sides from lower part of frenulum, and sublingual ducts open by many aperatures on its summit. ...
... 3Sublingual gland is covered by m.m called sublingual fold, which extends laterally on both sides from lower part of frenulum, and sublingual ducts open by many aperatures on its summit. ...
Radial Nerve Lesion (C5-C8)
... In the axilla, the nerve gives off the posterior cutaneous nerve of the arm, a branch to the long and medial heads of triceps and then to the lateral head of triceps. It may travel in or near the spiral groove of the humerus. The nerve passes between the brachialis and brachioradialis and about 10 c ...
... In the axilla, the nerve gives off the posterior cutaneous nerve of the arm, a branch to the long and medial heads of triceps and then to the lateral head of triceps. It may travel in or near the spiral groove of the humerus. The nerve passes between the brachialis and brachioradialis and about 10 c ...
absence of middle trunk of brachial plexus: an uncommon
... DISCUSSION: Knowledge of variations in anatomy is important to clinicians, especially in radiological diagnoses and surgical procedures. Variations in the contributions to the plexus may be correlated with the position of the limb bud in embryo and the nerves first grow into. Many variations are sim ...
... DISCUSSION: Knowledge of variations in anatomy is important to clinicians, especially in radiological diagnoses and surgical procedures. Variations in the contributions to the plexus may be correlated with the position of the limb bud in embryo and the nerves first grow into. Many variations are sim ...
Coracoclavicular Ligament Reconstruction Using a Semitendinosus
... right distal AC joint with the distal clavicle prominent and mildly stretching the skin. The right AC joint was able to be reduced by an axial force to the arm, in neutral flexion, through the elbow and by applying posteroinferior pressure to the distal clavicle. Active right shoulder range of motio ...
... right distal AC joint with the distal clavicle prominent and mildly stretching the skin. The right AC joint was able to be reduced by an axial force to the arm, in neutral flexion, through the elbow and by applying posteroinferior pressure to the distal clavicle. Active right shoulder range of motio ...
Region 11: Pectoral Region Cutaneous Vessels -
... *Continuous with: fascia of anterior abdominal wall and at lateral border of pectoralis major becomes axillary fascia --Clavipectoral Fascia (deep to pectoral fascia and pec. major) *Surrounds: subclavius and pectoralis minor *Continuous with axillary fascia *Costocoracoid Membrane: attaches pectora ...
... *Continuous with: fascia of anterior abdominal wall and at lateral border of pectoralis major becomes axillary fascia --Clavipectoral Fascia (deep to pectoral fascia and pec. major) *Surrounds: subclavius and pectoralis minor *Continuous with axillary fascia *Costocoracoid Membrane: attaches pectora ...
Lecture 19: Female External Genitalia and Breast Intro to
... unit of the female breast A lobe consists of numerous lobules Each mammary gland consists of 15-20 lobes Lobes tend to merge at their edges and are not distinguishable in surgery Ducts and Sinuses Each lobe has its own lactiferous duct Thus 15-20 ducts converge on the nipple and open ind ...
... unit of the female breast A lobe consists of numerous lobules Each mammary gland consists of 15-20 lobes Lobes tend to merge at their edges and are not distinguishable in surgery Ducts and Sinuses Each lobe has its own lactiferous duct Thus 15-20 ducts converge on the nipple and open ind ...
Knee Anatomy (1)
... formed by joint capsule function to reduce friction several: Suprapatellar: largest in body Prepatellar: between skin and patellar tendon ...
... formed by joint capsule function to reduce friction several: Suprapatellar: largest in body Prepatellar: between skin and patellar tendon ...
Knee Anatomy
... Knee Joint The most poorly constructed joint in the body. Femur round, tibia flat. Comprised of four bones. ...
... Knee Joint The most poorly constructed joint in the body. Femur round, tibia flat. Comprised of four bones. ...
Groin Hernias
... Hesselbach’s triangle is inferior epigastric artery laterally, lateral border of rectus medially, inguinal ligament inferiorly. ...
... Hesselbach’s triangle is inferior epigastric artery laterally, lateral border of rectus medially, inguinal ligament inferiorly. ...
Differential Diagnosis of the Cervical Spine
... If you believe in specificity of assessment, when considering joint glide assessment, there are specific glides in different planes for both the AO joint and the AA joint. This will also affect the mobilizations and manipulations that will be performed at these joints. ...
... If you believe in specificity of assessment, when considering joint glide assessment, there are specific glides in different planes for both the AO joint and the AA joint. This will also affect the mobilizations and manipulations that will be performed at these joints. ...
Pectoralis major flap - Vula
... The skin is incised around the skin paddle, and the dissection is extended onto the surface of the pectoralis major muscle. As the vascular pedicle is located deep to the muscle, this may be quickly and safely performed using the bovie / monopolar diathermy. Care has to be exercised not to undercut ...
... The skin is incised around the skin paddle, and the dissection is extended onto the surface of the pectoralis major muscle. As the vascular pedicle is located deep to the muscle, this may be quickly and safely performed using the bovie / monopolar diathermy. Care has to be exercised not to undercut ...
Dr.Kaan Yücel yeditepepharmanatomy.wordpress.com Articulations
... 2. Hinge joints are also uniaxial and permits flexion and extension only, around the transverse axis. Bones are joined with strong collateral ligaments. e.g. elbow and knee joints. Cylindrical projections (condyles) fit into concave shapes. 3. Saddle joints permit abduction and adduction as well as ...
... 2. Hinge joints are also uniaxial and permits flexion and extension only, around the transverse axis. Bones are joined with strong collateral ligaments. e.g. elbow and knee joints. Cylindrical projections (condyles) fit into concave shapes. 3. Saddle joints permit abduction and adduction as well as ...
Function of the Central Auditory System
... - Major portion is formed with layers of tissue known as pars tensa - The most lateral layer is simply skin which is continuous with the lining of the external auditory canal - The most medial layer is a part of the mucous lining which covers the inner surfaces of the middle ear cavity - In between ...
... - Major portion is formed with layers of tissue known as pars tensa - The most lateral layer is simply skin which is continuous with the lining of the external auditory canal - The most medial layer is a part of the mucous lining which covers the inner surfaces of the middle ear cavity - In between ...
Lesson Plans
... Allen, Clay & Pounds’ Basic Clinical Massage Therapy, 3rd ed. Lesson plans ©2016 Wolters Kluwer ...
... Allen, Clay & Pounds’ Basic Clinical Massage Therapy, 3rd ed. Lesson plans ©2016 Wolters Kluwer ...
Articulations in the body
... 2. Hinge joints are also uniaxial and permits flexion and extension only, around the transverse axis. Bones are joined with strong collateral ligaments. e.g. elbow and knee joints. Cylindrical projections (condyles) fit into concave shapes. 3. Saddle joints permit abduction and adduction as well as ...
... 2. Hinge joints are also uniaxial and permits flexion and extension only, around the transverse axis. Bones are joined with strong collateral ligaments. e.g. elbow and knee joints. Cylindrical projections (condyles) fit into concave shapes. 3. Saddle joints permit abduction and adduction as well as ...
Abdomen and Pelvis MCQs
... a) the deep surface above the umbilicus has lymphatic drainage to mediastinal nodes b) the deep surface below the umbilicus has lymphatic drainage to the internal iliac and paraaortic nodes c) rectus abdominus is supplied by lower intercostal and subcostal nn (T8-T10) d) internal oblique and transve ...
... a) the deep surface above the umbilicus has lymphatic drainage to mediastinal nodes b) the deep surface below the umbilicus has lymphatic drainage to the internal iliac and paraaortic nodes c) rectus abdominus is supplied by lower intercostal and subcostal nn (T8-T10) d) internal oblique and transve ...
Chapter 10
... • Center to ______________ • CR to _________ • IR _________shoulder center to cassette • Suspend respiration on _____________ ...
... • Center to ______________ • CR to _________ • IR _________shoulder center to cassette • Suspend respiration on _____________ ...
Autonomic nervous system
... vertebral. In this region divided into medial and lateral branch. Medial branch –connect in two side and passes caudally in tail with middle coccigeal artery. In this uniting region there is ganglion called ganglion impars , also in pelvic part found sacral ganglion beside the ventral foramen of the ...
... vertebral. In this region divided into medial and lateral branch. Medial branch –connect in two side and passes caudally in tail with middle coccigeal artery. In this uniting region there is ganglion called ganglion impars , also in pelvic part found sacral ganglion beside the ventral foramen of the ...
The heart of a dragon: 3D anatomical reconstruction of the
... system, a simple and reduced digestive system, and that the animal is a simultaneous hermaphrodite. We show that Chrysomallon squamiferum relies on endosymbiotic bacteria throughout post-larval life. Of particular interest is the circulatory system: Chrysomallon has a very large ctenidium supported ...
... system, a simple and reduced digestive system, and that the animal is a simultaneous hermaphrodite. We show that Chrysomallon squamiferum relies on endosymbiotic bacteria throughout post-larval life. Of particular interest is the circulatory system: Chrysomallon has a very large ctenidium supported ...
Anatomical terminology
Anatomical terminology is used by anatomists and zoologists, in scientific journals, textbooks, and by doctors and other health professionals. Anatomical terminology contains a variety of unique and possibly confusing terms to describe the anatomical location and action of different structures. By using this terminology, anatomists hope to be more precise and reduce errors and ambiguity. For example, is a scar ""above the wrist"" located on the forearm two or three inches away from the hand? Or is it at the base of the hand? Is it on the palm-side or back-side? By using precise anatomical terminology, ambiguity is eliminated.Anatomical terms derive from Ancient Greek and Latin words, and because these languages are no longer used in everyday conversation, the meaning of their words does not change. The current international standard is the Terminologia Anatomica.