Bones of the Back Region - Listed in Superior to Inferior Order
... Bones of the Back Region - Listed in Superior to Inferior Order Bone ...
... Bones of the Back Region - Listed in Superior to Inferior Order Bone ...
Vascular Anatomy of the Fifth Metatarsal
... techniques used it was not possible to discern whether this vessel originated from the dorsal or plantar metatarsal arteries. The nutrient vessel entered an oblique foramen oriented from distomedial to proximolateral. The vessel enters the medullary canal where it divides into a shorter proximal bra ...
... techniques used it was not possible to discern whether this vessel originated from the dorsal or plantar metatarsal arteries. The nutrient vessel entered an oblique foramen oriented from distomedial to proximolateral. The vessel enters the medullary canal where it divides into a shorter proximal bra ...
Practical training № 4
... Which stage of operation will be the next one after the incision of skin, subcutaneous tissue, superficial fascia, aponeurosis of external obliquus abdominis muscle according to Rudzhi method? How is plasty of hernia gate is made according to Rudzhi method for patients with hip hernia? ...
... Which stage of operation will be the next one after the incision of skin, subcutaneous tissue, superficial fascia, aponeurosis of external obliquus abdominis muscle according to Rudzhi method? How is plasty of hernia gate is made according to Rudzhi method for patients with hip hernia? ...
SURGICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY
... medial malleolus and has several septa separating its contents. Immediately posterior to the medial malleolus lies the posterior tibial tendon, which not infrequently is lacerated, incarcerated, or ruptured from medial malleolar fractures or osteotomies performed for visualization or reduction of ta ...
... medial malleolus and has several septa separating its contents. Immediately posterior to the medial malleolus lies the posterior tibial tendon, which not infrequently is lacerated, incarcerated, or ruptured from medial malleolar fractures or osteotomies performed for visualization or reduction of ta ...
Chapter 35: Nose
... No sinuses empty into the inferior meatus, but that meatus is the site of the nasolacrimal duct's drainage. The opening of the nasolacrimal duct is located in the anterosuperior portion of the meatus at the point that the inferior concha contacts the lateral wall of the nasal cavity. Because the in ...
... No sinuses empty into the inferior meatus, but that meatus is the site of the nasolacrimal duct's drainage. The opening of the nasolacrimal duct is located in the anterosuperior portion of the meatus at the point that the inferior concha contacts the lateral wall of the nasal cavity. Because the in ...
Sample pages 2 PDF
... studies [3, 41]. Among these, the most important and unvarying structure is the anterior condylar confluent (ACC), into which the lateral and anterior condylar veins, the IPS, and the IJV flow. The numerous anastomoses of the ACC make it an intersection between the cavernous sinus (CS), the dural si ...
... studies [3, 41]. Among these, the most important and unvarying structure is the anterior condylar confluent (ACC), into which the lateral and anterior condylar veins, the IPS, and the IJV flow. The numerous anastomoses of the ACC make it an intersection between the cavernous sinus (CS), the dural si ...
VARIATIONS IN THE RELATIONS OF BRACHIAL PLEXUS AND
... be lateral to the third part of axillary artery [22]. In the present study, the relationship of cords and branches of brachial plexus with all the three parts of axillary artery were noted. Variations in the relation of brachial plexus to the axillary artery were found when the artery was not passin ...
... be lateral to the third part of axillary artery [22]. In the present study, the relationship of cords and branches of brachial plexus with all the three parts of axillary artery were noted. Variations in the relation of brachial plexus to the axillary artery were found when the artery was not passin ...
- World Neurosurgery
... probe to the anatomic points of interest while its position was recorded. This methodology emulates real endoscopic assistance, because the visualization of critical structures is coupled with manipulation with surgical instruments, represented by the probe of Optotrak. Thus, the calculated area cor ...
... probe to the anatomic points of interest while its position was recorded. This methodology emulates real endoscopic assistance, because the visualization of critical structures is coupled with manipulation with surgical instruments, represented by the probe of Optotrak. Thus, the calculated area cor ...
Sutter Research
... agree with all radii with the longitudinal and lateral axis of such sphere. This would be the equivalent of a ball and socket joint allowing the condyles to swivel freely in any and all directions upon the superior facets of atlas. The circle of antero-posterior movement would then of necessity agre ...
... agree with all radii with the longitudinal and lateral axis of such sphere. This would be the equivalent of a ball and socket joint allowing the condyles to swivel freely in any and all directions upon the superior facets of atlas. The circle of antero-posterior movement would then of necessity agre ...
Anatomical Variation in Trifurcation of the Sciatic
... According the textbooks of anatomy, the nerves contributing to the lower limb forms two plexuses (lumbar and sacral]. The sciatic nerve is formed when the large dorsal component of the sacral plexus (common fibular nerve) and the ventral component (tibial nerve) move downward close together [1, 6, a ...
... According the textbooks of anatomy, the nerves contributing to the lower limb forms two plexuses (lumbar and sacral]. The sciatic nerve is formed when the large dorsal component of the sacral plexus (common fibular nerve) and the ventral component (tibial nerve) move downward close together [1, 6, a ...
document
... The lymphatic drainage of the mammary gland Efferents vessels of the mammary gland mainly drain to the axillary lymph nodes. There are 3drainage directions: ①. Efferents vessels of the lateral and central part drain to the pectoral lymph nodes. ②. Efferents vessels of the superior part to the apical ...
... The lymphatic drainage of the mammary gland Efferents vessels of the mammary gland mainly drain to the axillary lymph nodes. There are 3drainage directions: ①. Efferents vessels of the lateral and central part drain to the pectoral lymph nodes. ②. Efferents vessels of the superior part to the apical ...
variations in the branching pattern of popliteal artery and it`s clinical
... In our study the popliteal artery branched at or slightly above the proximal border of the popliteus muscle in two cases (5%) this is in consonance with Keen observations, whereas percentages of high division of popliteal artery are considerably higher in American and European data. Thane (1892)8 ha ...
... In our study the popliteal artery branched at or slightly above the proximal border of the popliteus muscle in two cases (5%) this is in consonance with Keen observations, whereas percentages of high division of popliteal artery are considerably higher in American and European data. Thane (1892)8 ha ...
Nerve Blocks for anaesthesia and analgesia of hte Lower Limb
... the posterior end of the iliac crest. It is directly caudal to such as harvesting of skin grafts, or muscle the “sacral dimple”- that depression in the skin visible cranial biopsies. to (above) the buttocks, on each side, close to the midline. ...
... the posterior end of the iliac crest. It is directly caudal to such as harvesting of skin grafts, or muscle the “sacral dimple”- that depression in the skin visible cranial biopsies. to (above) the buttocks, on each side, close to the midline. ...
extended endoscopic endonasal transsphenoidal approach to the
... Once the main anatomic landmarks inside the nasal cavity (inferior and middle turbinate and nasal septum) were visualized, we began the procedure with a middle turbinectomy. This is a critical step because it involves enlarging the corridor through one nostril to allow introduction of the endoscope ...
... Once the main anatomic landmarks inside the nasal cavity (inferior and middle turbinate and nasal septum) were visualized, we began the procedure with a middle turbinectomy. This is a critical step because it involves enlarging the corridor through one nostril to allow introduction of the endoscope ...
26 - C - Pralhad
... Medial circumflex femoral artery - It is usually the branch of the deep rooted Profund femoris artery which is a branch of the femoral artery, this passes through the Pectineus and Adductor longus. It originates from the posterior-medial aspect of the profunda which supplies the adductor muscles and ...
... Medial circumflex femoral artery - It is usually the branch of the deep rooted Profund femoris artery which is a branch of the femoral artery, this passes through the Pectineus and Adductor longus. It originates from the posterior-medial aspect of the profunda which supplies the adductor muscles and ...
Thyroid and parathyroid ultrasound
... real-time ultrasound reveals the peristalsis in the esophagus when the patient is asked to swallow. The medial face is in contact with: the trachea, the recurrent nerve (not seen in sonography) and the inferior thyroid artery. In fact, on the ultrasound image, only the anterior wall of the trachea i ...
... real-time ultrasound reveals the peristalsis in the esophagus when the patient is asked to swallow. The medial face is in contact with: the trachea, the recurrent nerve (not seen in sonography) and the inferior thyroid artery. In fact, on the ultrasound image, only the anterior wall of the trachea i ...
Characteristics of Hip Joint Mechanoreceptors in the Cat
... (7) they concluded that capsule afferents were better able to encode joint angle than were muscle (gluteus medius) afferents. These findings (5, 7) are not consistent with observations that position sense in the human hip is altered minimally, if at all, by total capsulectomy (17). Further, such ful ...
... (7) they concluded that capsule afferents were better able to encode joint angle than were muscle (gluteus medius) afferents. These findings (5, 7) are not consistent with observations that position sense in the human hip is altered minimally, if at all, by total capsulectomy (17). Further, such ful ...
Vascular anatomy of the head and neck region, pictorial
... Common carotid artery (CC) CC runs behind sternocleidomastoid muscle paired with the internal jugular vein which is located laterally, c.n. X (vagus nerve) stays between them Fig.10. The structures are contained in a sheath known as the carotid sheath, which is derived from the deep cervical fascia ...
... Common carotid artery (CC) CC runs behind sternocleidomastoid muscle paired with the internal jugular vein which is located laterally, c.n. X (vagus nerve) stays between them Fig.10. The structures are contained in a sheath known as the carotid sheath, which is derived from the deep cervical fascia ...
Human Anatomy_2
... B. triangular ligament C. coronary ligament D. inferior vena cava E. falciform ligament ANSWER: E Describe relation of the liver and peritoneum: A. Extraperitoneal position B. Intraperitoneal position C. Intraperitoneal position with mesentery D. peritoneum does not cover it E. Mesoperitoneal positi ...
... B. triangular ligament C. coronary ligament D. inferior vena cava E. falciform ligament ANSWER: E Describe relation of the liver and peritoneum: A. Extraperitoneal position B. Intraperitoneal position C. Intraperitoneal position with mesentery D. peritoneum does not cover it E. Mesoperitoneal positi ...
Atlas (C1) Primary Listings
... degrees to zygapophysis slope line approach patient for contact. (Your stance is in front of the patient). 7. Locate, by palpation, the contact point on Axis right lamina superior to and if possible, slightly anterior to right zygapophysis. (See and study your notes on palpation instructions). 8. Wi ...
... degrees to zygapophysis slope line approach patient for contact. (Your stance is in front of the patient). 7. Locate, by palpation, the contact point on Axis right lamina superior to and if possible, slightly anterior to right zygapophysis. (See and study your notes on palpation instructions). 8. Wi ...
File - Doctorswriting
... 44. Which of the following is usually not a branch of the right coronary artery A. Marginal artery B. AV nodal artery C. Conus artery D. Posterior interventricular artery E. Circumflex artery 45. The following statements regarding the first rib are correct, except A. The subclavian artery lies in co ...
... 44. Which of the following is usually not a branch of the right coronary artery A. Marginal artery B. AV nodal artery C. Conus artery D. Posterior interventricular artery E. Circumflex artery 45. The following statements regarding the first rib are correct, except A. The subclavian artery lies in co ...
Surgical anatomy of the rectum
... and excessive stress on your abdominal muscles (in certain sports), narrowing the space of the processes in the pelvis (tumor, pregnancy), portal hypertension. ...
... and excessive stress on your abdominal muscles (in certain sports), narrowing the space of the processes in the pelvis (tumor, pregnancy), portal hypertension. ...
Anatomy, Function, and Evaluation of the Salivary Glands
... facial divisions approximately 1.3 cm from the stylomas- nerve traverses superiorly to innervate the skin and scalp toid foramen. The upper temporofacial division forms the immediately anterior to the ear. Its course runs parallel to frontal, temporal, zygomatic, and buccal branches. The the superf ...
... facial divisions approximately 1.3 cm from the stylomas- nerve traverses superiorly to innervate the skin and scalp toid foramen. The upper temporofacial division forms the immediately anterior to the ear. Its course runs parallel to frontal, temporal, zygomatic, and buccal branches. The the superf ...
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.