Unilateral axillary arch with two slips entrapping
... Axillary arch is an additional muscle bundle of various dimensions extending usually from the latissimus dorsi in the posterior fold of the axilla, to the pectoralis major or other neighboring muscles and bones. In the present case presence of such unusual axillary arch innervated by the median nerv ...
... Axillary arch is an additional muscle bundle of various dimensions extending usually from the latissimus dorsi in the posterior fold of the axilla, to the pectoralis major or other neighboring muscles and bones. In the present case presence of such unusual axillary arch innervated by the median nerv ...
Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Cruciate Ligaments
... The complex interaction between ACL and PCL at varying degrees of flexion and extension helps account for the dynamic stability of the knee joint. The length and tension of the ACL and the PCL change during flexion and extension owing to their asymmetric insertion sites. In full extension, the ACL i ...
... The complex interaction between ACL and PCL at varying degrees of flexion and extension helps account for the dynamic stability of the knee joint. The length and tension of the ACL and the PCL change during flexion and extension owing to their asymmetric insertion sites. In full extension, the ACL i ...
L 20- Anatomt of Basal ganglia and connections
... Bands of grey matter pass from lentiform nucleus across the internal capsule to the caudate nucleus, giving the striated appearance hence, the name corpus striatum. ...
... Bands of grey matter pass from lentiform nucleus across the internal capsule to the caudate nucleus, giving the striated appearance hence, the name corpus striatum. ...
First Report of Multiple Branchial Cleft Anomalies in Conjunction
... of the right foot, where mucoid fluid could be expressed with palpation. The family reported she had a similar lesion on the posterior right calf. These lesions had become periodically infected in the past, with development of erythema and edema extending down the lateral leg to the foot, accompanie ...
... of the right foot, where mucoid fluid could be expressed with palpation. The family reported she had a similar lesion on the posterior right calf. These lesions had become periodically infected in the past, with development of erythema and edema extending down the lateral leg to the foot, accompanie ...
1 Chapter 139: Anatomy of the Skull Base, Temporal Bone, External
... the otologist because it defines the medial limit of the middle ear cavity. As such, this wall contains the first turn of the cochlea, or promontory; the dome of the lateral semicircular canal; an the medial wall of the antrum. Superior and anterior surface. This portion of the petrous bone, also kn ...
... the otologist because it defines the medial limit of the middle ear cavity. As such, this wall contains the first turn of the cochlea, or promontory; the dome of the lateral semicircular canal; an the medial wall of the antrum. Superior and anterior surface. This portion of the petrous bone, also kn ...
Pdf - McMed International
... digitorum longus, and might be described as its ‘fifth tendon’. The muscle fibres operating on this tendon arise from the distal third or more of the medial surface of the fibula, the adjoining anterior surface of the interosseous membrane, and the anterior crural intermuscular septum. The tendon pa ...
... digitorum longus, and might be described as its ‘fifth tendon’. The muscle fibres operating on this tendon arise from the distal third or more of the medial surface of the fibula, the adjoining anterior surface of the interosseous membrane, and the anterior crural intermuscular septum. The tendon pa ...
No. 12
... The root of penis is the posterior portion and attaches to the pubic arch. The body continuing with the root is the movable part, and is covered with skin and fascia. The head of penis is a slightly enlarged portion called the glans penis, which is separated from the body by a constriction, the neck ...
... The root of penis is the posterior portion and attaches to the pubic arch. The body continuing with the root is the movable part, and is covered with skin and fascia. The head of penis is a slightly enlarged portion called the glans penis, which is separated from the body by a constriction, the neck ...
peripheral nerve injuries
... passes through Guyon,s canal at ulnar border of the wrist. The exact level of compression determines whether symptoms are motor or sensory or both. Compression affects the deep branch of the nerve that supplies most of the intrinsic muscles. -A space-occupying lesion such as a ganglion from the triq ...
... passes through Guyon,s canal at ulnar border of the wrist. The exact level of compression determines whether symptoms are motor or sensory or both. Compression affects the deep branch of the nerve that supplies most of the intrinsic muscles. -A space-occupying lesion such as a ganglion from the triq ...
CHAPTER 7
... innervated by branches of the 3rd and 4th cervical ventral rami. As its name suggests, the levator scapulae contributes to elevation of the scapula. It simultaneously pulls it forward. Levator scapulae is used during extension of the arm and when reaching far forward. The serratus anterior arises fr ...
... innervated by branches of the 3rd and 4th cervical ventral rami. As its name suggests, the levator scapulae contributes to elevation of the scapula. It simultaneously pulls it forward. Levator scapulae is used during extension of the arm and when reaching far forward. The serratus anterior arises fr ...
Acute Fractures of the Tarsal Navicular
... anterior fibers of the deltoid ligament, which enhance medial talonavicular joint stability.9 This robust ligamentous network can only be disrupted with significant force, which is why displaced navicular body fractures are most frequently seen in the setting of high-energy trauma. The extensive art ...
... anterior fibers of the deltoid ligament, which enhance medial talonavicular joint stability.9 This robust ligamentous network can only be disrupted with significant force, which is why displaced navicular body fractures are most frequently seen in the setting of high-energy trauma. The extensive art ...
01-Anatomy of Kidney
... the liver and is separated by a layer of peritoneum. • The 2nd part of duodenum lies directly in front of the kidney close to its hilum. • The lower lateral part is directly related to the right colic flexure and, on its lower medial side, is related to the ...
... the liver and is separated by a layer of peritoneum. • The 2nd part of duodenum lies directly in front of the kidney close to its hilum. • The lower lateral part is directly related to the right colic flexure and, on its lower medial side, is related to the ...
Selective Neck Dissection - Vula
... Anaesthesia, positioning and draping The operation is done under general anaesthesia without muscle relaxation as eliciting muscle contraction on mechanical or electrical stimulation of the marginal mandibular, hypoglossal (XIIn) and accessory nerves assists with locating and preserving these nerves ...
... Anaesthesia, positioning and draping The operation is done under general anaesthesia without muscle relaxation as eliciting muscle contraction on mechanical or electrical stimulation of the marginal mandibular, hypoglossal (XIIn) and accessory nerves assists with locating and preserving these nerves ...
The Study of Variations in the Branches of Axillary Artery
... The axillary artery is divided in to superficial and deep stem which was found to be more common in A black person that is 13.4% and it is 4.6% in white persons (14). The all branches which are due to the deep brachial artery are normally given by the axillary artery is very rare but the literature ...
... The axillary artery is divided in to superficial and deep stem which was found to be more common in A black person that is 13.4% and it is 4.6% in white persons (14). The all branches which are due to the deep brachial artery are normally given by the axillary artery is very rare but the literature ...
06 General information about the nervous system
... limbs form plexuses when they leave the spinal cord – Cervical plexus – Brachial plexus – Lumbosacral plexus • Lumbar plexus • Sacral plexus ...
... limbs form plexuses when they leave the spinal cord – Cervical plexus – Brachial plexus – Lumbosacral plexus • Lumbar plexus • Sacral plexus ...
hemianopsia
... Imagine you examine a patient and find that she cannot see objects placed to the left of her point of focus when using only her left eye. Where might her lesion be (assuming that non-neural possibilities have been ruled out)? Could it be in the left retina or left optic nerve? Yes, of course. If so, ...
... Imagine you examine a patient and find that she cannot see objects placed to the left of her point of focus when using only her left eye. Where might her lesion be (assuming that non-neural possibilities have been ruled out)? Could it be in the left retina or left optic nerve? Yes, of course. If so, ...
Shoulder - Dr. Brian Cole
... The head, a rounded structure, contains the greater and lesser tuberosities. The greater tuberosity, which is more prominent and is lateral to the proximal tuberosity (and slightly higher), allows for the insertion of the tendons from three of the four rotator cuff muscles: the supraspinatus, infras ...
... The head, a rounded structure, contains the greater and lesser tuberosities. The greater tuberosity, which is more prominent and is lateral to the proximal tuberosity (and slightly higher), allows for the insertion of the tendons from three of the four rotator cuff muscles: the supraspinatus, infras ...
Anterior
... Wounds in the axilla often involve the axillary vein because of its large size and exposed position. It may be injured in sports as well as when a person uses a crutch. When the arm is fully abducted, the axillary vein overlaps the axillary artery anteriorly. A wound in the proximal part of the axil ...
... Wounds in the axilla often involve the axillary vein because of its large size and exposed position. It may be injured in sports as well as when a person uses a crutch. When the arm is fully abducted, the axillary vein overlaps the axillary artery anteriorly. A wound in the proximal part of the axil ...
Power Point CH 16
... Dermatomes are also involved in referred visceral pain, where a pain in a dermatome may arise from an organ nowhere near the dermatome. ...
... Dermatomes are also involved in referred visceral pain, where a pain in a dermatome may arise from an organ nowhere near the dermatome. ...
Cranial Nerves Organization of the Cranial Nerves The cranial
... carotid body and chemoreceptor mechanism for the regulation of heart rate and respiration) ■■ Nerve to the stylopharyngeus muscle ■■ Pharyngeal branches run to the pharyngeal plexus and also receive branches from the vagus nerve and the sympathetic trunk. ■■ Lingual branch passes to the mucous membr ...
... carotid body and chemoreceptor mechanism for the regulation of heart rate and respiration) ■■ Nerve to the stylopharyngeus muscle ■■ Pharyngeal branches run to the pharyngeal plexus and also receive branches from the vagus nerve and the sympathetic trunk. ■■ Lingual branch passes to the mucous membr ...
Multiple Neurovascular Variations in the inferior
... 3. Chitra R (2009, Jan-Jun). The relationship between the deep fibular nerve and the dorsalis pedis artery and its surgical importance. Indian Journal of Plastic Surgery: 42(1): 18–21. ...
... 3. Chitra R (2009, Jan-Jun). The relationship between the deep fibular nerve and the dorsalis pedis artery and its surgical importance. Indian Journal of Plastic Surgery: 42(1): 18–21. ...
Anatomy of the nerves and ganglia of the aortic plexus in males
... incision along the root of the mesentery was made from the suspensory muscle of the duodenum towards the cecum. The ascending and descending colon were mobilized by incising the right and left paracolic gutters, and the sigmoid colon was detached from the rectum. The intestines, pancreas and remaini ...
... incision along the root of the mesentery was made from the suspensory muscle of the duodenum towards the cecum. The ascending and descending colon were mobilized by incising the right and left paracolic gutters, and the sigmoid colon was detached from the rectum. The intestines, pancreas and remaini ...
Origins of the Segmental Arteries in the Aorta
... G). Each segmental artery ran upward to reach the middle region of the corresponding vertebral body, so the ascending course was more apparent in the upper thoracic region. As a result of the location of the origin, the arteries in the upper thoracic level, the third to sixth, ran upward markedly to ...
... G). Each segmental artery ran upward to reach the middle region of the corresponding vertebral body, so the ascending course was more apparent in the upper thoracic region. As a result of the location of the origin, the arteries in the upper thoracic level, the third to sixth, ran upward markedly to ...
HUMAN ANATOMY
... arteries that anastomose with the common digital palmar arteries. Together, they form the proper digital palmar arteries. Proper palmar digital arteries are formed 2-3 cm above the root of the fingers. You should cut all the tendons of the muscles (flexor digitorum profundus and superficialis) in or ...
... arteries that anastomose with the common digital palmar arteries. Together, they form the proper digital palmar arteries. Proper palmar digital arteries are formed 2-3 cm above the root of the fingers. You should cut all the tendons of the muscles (flexor digitorum profundus and superficialis) in or ...
Kovacs_Files - Matthias Heyner
... arteries that anastomose with the common digital palmar arteries. Together, they form the proper digital palmar arteries. Proper palmar digital arteries are formed 2-3 cm above the root of the fingers. You should cut all the tendons of the muscles (flexor digitorum profundus and superficialis) in or ...
... arteries that anastomose with the common digital palmar arteries. Together, they form the proper digital palmar arteries. Proper palmar digital arteries are formed 2-3 cm above the root of the fingers. You should cut all the tendons of the muscles (flexor digitorum profundus and superficialis) in or ...
chapter - Human Kinetics
... Knee Structure • Two joints: tibiofemoral joint and patellofemoral (PF) joint • Capsule: resting = 20°-25° flexion; closed = full extension, external rotation (ER) • Ligaments: medial collateral (MCL), lateral collateral (LCL), anterior cruciate (ACL), posterior cruciate (PCL) – MCL: restricts valg ...
... Knee Structure • Two joints: tibiofemoral joint and patellofemoral (PF) joint • Capsule: resting = 20°-25° flexion; closed = full extension, external rotation (ER) • Ligaments: medial collateral (MCL), lateral collateral (LCL), anterior cruciate (ACL), posterior cruciate (PCL) – MCL: restricts valg ...
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.