The functional morphology of the superior articular processes of the
... both pressure and tension (Fig. 4). These lines were arranged in aseries of overlapping pointed arches, converging towards the apex of the model of the process and cutting each other at 90°. Only the part representing the mammillary process remained free from trajectory lines. During the experimenta ...
... both pressure and tension (Fig. 4). These lines were arranged in aseries of overlapping pointed arches, converging towards the apex of the model of the process and cutting each other at 90°. Only the part representing the mammillary process remained free from trajectory lines. During the experimenta ...
The suboccipital cavernous sinus
... solution. The ICAs, the VAs, and the internal jugular veins (INs) were dissected, cannulated, and irrigated with saline to remove any residual blood clots in the lumens. Two colored silicone rubber mixes were prepared by first adding red and blue powder paint (Tempera Powder Paint; Sargen Alt, Inc., ...
... solution. The ICAs, the VAs, and the internal jugular veins (INs) were dissected, cannulated, and irrigated with saline to remove any residual blood clots in the lumens. Two colored silicone rubber mixes were prepared by first adding red and blue powder paint (Tempera Powder Paint; Sargen Alt, Inc., ...
PowerPoint version - International Society of Radiology
... mediastinum , suggesting mediastinal adenopathies. The most probable diagnosis is TB in HIV context with sever immunosuppression. In an other clinical context this picture could also suggest carcinomatous miliary Courtesy Dr Peo setha-Cambodia ...
... mediastinum , suggesting mediastinal adenopathies. The most probable diagnosis is TB in HIV context with sever immunosuppression. In an other clinical context this picture could also suggest carcinomatous miliary Courtesy Dr Peo setha-Cambodia ...
Respiratory system
... .3*Tertiary bronchi conducting (has cartilage) 4.*bronchioles >> (for gas exchange) there is no cartilage in it 5 respiratory bronchioles >>which divided to .alveolus (for gas exchange) ...
... .3*Tertiary bronchi conducting (has cartilage) 4.*bronchioles >> (for gas exchange) there is no cartilage in it 5 respiratory bronchioles >>which divided to .alveolus (for gas exchange) ...
MUSCLES OF THE ANTERIOR FASCIAL COMPARTMENT
... It can sometimes be classed as a superficial muscle, but in most cadavers it lies between the deep and superficial muscle layers. The muscle is a good anatomical landmark in the forearm – the median nerve and ulnar artery pass between its two heads, and then travel posteriorly. Attachments: It has t ...
... It can sometimes be classed as a superficial muscle, but in most cadavers it lies between the deep and superficial muscle layers. The muscle is a good anatomical landmark in the forearm – the median nerve and ulnar artery pass between its two heads, and then travel posteriorly. Attachments: It has t ...
1. What substances ensure elasticity of bones? a — salts of
... b — lesser tubercle; с — capitulum; d — intertubercular sulcus. 23. Where on the first rib a sulcus of subclavian artery is located? a — behind tubercle of anterior scalene muscle; b — in front of tubercle of anterior scalene muscle; с — on tubercle of anterior scalene muscle; d — in front of tuberc ...
... b — lesser tubercle; с — capitulum; d — intertubercular sulcus. 23. Where on the first rib a sulcus of subclavian artery is located? a — behind tubercle of anterior scalene muscle; b — in front of tubercle of anterior scalene muscle; с — on tubercle of anterior scalene muscle; d — in front of tuberc ...
Lower limb
... Great toe (hallux) - proximal and distal phalanges All other toes - proximal, middle, and distal phalanges Note: the angle of articulation of the bones of the foot form transverse and longitudinal arches, which are maintained by ligaments. Although the transverse arch has little significance, the lo ...
... Great toe (hallux) - proximal and distal phalanges All other toes - proximal, middle, and distal phalanges Note: the angle of articulation of the bones of the foot form transverse and longitudinal arches, which are maintained by ligaments. Although the transverse arch has little significance, the lo ...
Long Head of Biceps: More than a starting point?
... ¤ 90% concordance rate between arthroscopy and ultrasound for sonographically normal tendons (Skendzel et al, 2012) ¤ Ultrasound has poor sensitivity and specificity for detecting partial thickness tears (Armstrong et al, 2006;) ¤ Ultrasound has a high sensitivity and specificity for biceps te ...
... ¤ 90% concordance rate between arthroscopy and ultrasound for sonographically normal tendons (Skendzel et al, 2012) ¤ Ultrasound has poor sensitivity and specificity for detecting partial thickness tears (Armstrong et al, 2006;) ¤ Ultrasound has a high sensitivity and specificity for biceps te ...
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... A dot placed to the right of a note is called a “dot of prolongation” because the dot makes the note longer. The dot is considered part of the note. ...
... A dot placed to the right of a note is called a “dot of prolongation” because the dot makes the note longer. The dot is considered part of the note. ...
Surgical anatomy of the cervical segment of the hypoglossal nerve
... could be exposed by dorsal retraction or section of the posterior belly of the digastric muscle. In all the dissections, the HN exited the skull through the hypoglossal canal, which was invariably located anterior-inferior to the jugular foramen in the posterior cranial base. The HN continued downwa ...
... could be exposed by dorsal retraction or section of the posterior belly of the digastric muscle. In all the dissections, the HN exited the skull through the hypoglossal canal, which was invariably located anterior-inferior to the jugular foramen in the posterior cranial base. The HN continued downwa ...
Anatomy Exam 5 Lecture 28-Anterior and Medial Thigh Thigh Fascia
... The anterior compartment of the leg is located just lateral to the sharp medial border of the tibia. Retinacula: at the inferior end of the anterior compartment are two band-like thickenings of the deep (crural) fascia: superior extensor retinaculum and inferior extensor retinaculum. o Function ...
... The anterior compartment of the leg is located just lateral to the sharp medial border of the tibia. Retinacula: at the inferior end of the anterior compartment are two band-like thickenings of the deep (crural) fascia: superior extensor retinaculum and inferior extensor retinaculum. o Function ...
Parotid Gland
... • Capsule of the Parotid is derived from investing layer of deep cervical fascia. • Any inflammation or tension can cause exquisite pain just in front of Temporo-mandibular joint. Cause: unyielding parotid capsule • Caused by stretching of the capsule and stimulation of great auricular nerve. Pain i ...
... • Capsule of the Parotid is derived from investing layer of deep cervical fascia. • Any inflammation or tension can cause exquisite pain just in front of Temporo-mandibular joint. Cause: unyielding parotid capsule • Caused by stretching of the capsule and stimulation of great auricular nerve. Pain i ...
Muscles of the Shoulder
... Spine of the scapula: Prone; Lay your hand across the upper back and slide your fingers inferiorly until they roll over the superficial spine. Palpate from the root of the spine to the acromion process. Medial border: Prone; Place your partner’s hand on the small of the lumbar spine to lift the medi ...
... Spine of the scapula: Prone; Lay your hand across the upper back and slide your fingers inferiorly until they roll over the superficial spine. Palpate from the root of the spine to the acromion process. Medial border: Prone; Place your partner’s hand on the small of the lumbar spine to lift the medi ...
Anatomy Block 5 Oral Quiz Review
... extends from bladder’s apex to umbilicus (2) Medial umbilical folds o overlie the occluded remains of umbilical arteries (2) Lateral umbilical folds o overlie the inferior epigastric vessels o only fold that’s over a functioning adult structure o extends from the inguinal ring to the arcuate line ...
... extends from bladder’s apex to umbilicus (2) Medial umbilical folds o overlie the occluded remains of umbilical arteries (2) Lateral umbilical folds o overlie the inferior epigastric vessels o only fold that’s over a functioning adult structure o extends from the inguinal ring to the arcuate line ...
BSC 2085 Lab Manual Copy - Lake
... channels can polarize or depolarize a cell. Here again Na+ and K+ have important roles as Na+ channels typically depolarize a cell and K+ channels typically repolarize a cell. Here’s how, a cell with a -60 mV RMP can be depolarized by opening a Na+ ion channel. When the channel is open Na+ diffuses ...
... channels can polarize or depolarize a cell. Here again Na+ and K+ have important roles as Na+ channels typically depolarize a cell and K+ channels typically repolarize a cell. Here’s how, a cell with a -60 mV RMP can be depolarized by opening a Na+ ion channel. When the channel is open Na+ diffuses ...
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... It connects the greater curvature of the stomach to the transverse colon. It hangs down like an apron to cover the coils of small intestine. It folded back on itself to be attached to the transverse colon. ...
... It connects the greater curvature of the stomach to the transverse colon. It hangs down like an apron to cover the coils of small intestine. It folded back on itself to be attached to the transverse colon. ...
Intrinsic Hand Muscles
... located in the hypothenar compartment of the hand abducts thumb recurrent branch abductor pollicis brevis, flexor of median nerve pollicis brevis, and opponens pollicis are located in the thenar compartment of the hand adducts the thumb ulnar nerve, deep palmar arch and deep deep branch ulnar nerve ...
... located in the hypothenar compartment of the hand abducts thumb recurrent branch abductor pollicis brevis, flexor of median nerve pollicis brevis, and opponens pollicis are located in the thenar compartment of the hand adducts the thumb ulnar nerve, deep palmar arch and deep deep branch ulnar nerve ...
Upper neck spinal accessory nerve identification during neck
... its anteromedial surface, the silvery white tendinous part (upper third of cleido-occipitalis) is seen (Figure 1). At this point, immediately deep to the tendinous portion, one or more vessels are noted. These originate from the occipital artery and supply the SCM segmentally. With great care, these ...
... its anteromedial surface, the silvery white tendinous part (upper third of cleido-occipitalis) is seen (Figure 1). At this point, immediately deep to the tendinous portion, one or more vessels are noted. These originate from the occipital artery and supply the SCM segmentally. With great care, these ...
OMT Lecture/Workshop - Florida Osteopathic Medical Association
... Perform a good physical exam, using Special Testing to confirm your diagnosis. Formulate a Plan of Care. ...
... Perform a good physical exam, using Special Testing to confirm your diagnosis. Formulate a Plan of Care. ...
PDF - Anatomy Journal of Africa
... ascending migration towards the inferior femoral epiphysis (Bergman et al., 1988). It then moves medially and terminate as medial and lateral proximal attachments (Jager and Moll, 1951; Bergman et al., 1988). These variations found may result from its different mode of embryological migration or ter ...
... ascending migration towards the inferior femoral epiphysis (Bergman et al., 1988). It then moves medially and terminate as medial and lateral proximal attachments (Jager and Moll, 1951; Bergman et al., 1988). These variations found may result from its different mode of embryological migration or ter ...
Newsletter 2013 - Academy Of Regional Anaesthesia Of India
... Indications : It is well suited for surgical procedures involving shoulder, lateral two thirds of the clavicle and the proximal humerus and shoulder joint. Contraindications: Patients refusal, local infection, chronic obstructive airway disease, contralateral paresis of the phrenic or recurrent lary ...
... Indications : It is well suited for surgical procedures involving shoulder, lateral two thirds of the clavicle and the proximal humerus and shoulder joint. Contraindications: Patients refusal, local infection, chronic obstructive airway disease, contralateral paresis of the phrenic or recurrent lary ...
Scapula and Shoulder
... Buford complex: NOT pathologic, anatomic variant where there is an anterosuperior labrum deficiency associated with a cord-like MGL—DO NOT FIX ...
... Buford complex: NOT pathologic, anatomic variant where there is an anterosuperior labrum deficiency associated with a cord-like MGL—DO NOT FIX ...
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... *the extension of the lower denture anteriorly is affected by mylohyoid muscle indirectly because we have sublingual gland in between the denture and the muscle so as mylohyoid muscle contracts the sublingual gland moves upward and downward limiting the extension of the lower denture anteriorly. *po ...
... *the extension of the lower denture anteriorly is affected by mylohyoid muscle indirectly because we have sublingual gland in between the denture and the muscle so as mylohyoid muscle contracts the sublingual gland moves upward and downward limiting the extension of the lower denture anteriorly. *po ...
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.