Variation and Branching Pattern of Profanda Femoris Artery
... the inguinal ligament and spirals medially behind the femoral vessels. The artery leaves the femoral triangle between pectineus and adductor longus and descends successively between adductor longus and adductor brevis, then between adductor longus and adductor magnus. Finally it pierces the adductor ...
... the inguinal ligament and spirals medially behind the femoral vessels. The artery leaves the femoral triangle between pectineus and adductor longus and descends successively between adductor longus and adductor brevis, then between adductor longus and adductor magnus. Finally it pierces the adductor ...
Clinical Anatomy of Thyroid Gland
... superior thyroid artery (STA), descend to the superior poles of the gland, pierce the pretracheal layer of deep cervical fascia, and divide into anterior and posterior branches supplying mainly the anterosuperior aspect of the gland ...
... superior thyroid artery (STA), descend to the superior poles of the gland, pierce the pretracheal layer of deep cervical fascia, and divide into anterior and posterior branches supplying mainly the anterosuperior aspect of the gland ...
Embryonic Folding and Coelom Development
... all the way to the left, and that's followed as you progress to the right by the pericardioperitoneal canal, and then by the future peritoneal portion with its lateral wall gone. And I've placed our homunculus at the most caudal part of the coelom, at the most caudal part of the future peritoneal p ...
... all the way to the left, and that's followed as you progress to the right by the pericardioperitoneal canal, and then by the future peritoneal portion with its lateral wall gone. And I've placed our homunculus at the most caudal part of the coelom, at the most caudal part of the future peritoneal p ...
Untitled - Drenagem Linfática
... correlated areas have performed this technique at times, under the supervision of specialized doctors in Brazil and all over the world. It is important for these professionals to recall the knowledge of human anatomy and physiology acquired during their college years, in order to better assimilate t ...
... correlated areas have performed this technique at times, under the supervision of specialized doctors in Brazil and all over the world. It is important for these professionals to recall the knowledge of human anatomy and physiology acquired during their college years, in order to better assimilate t ...
A Practical Approach to Nerve Grafting in the
... The superficial radial nerve (SRN) is prone to painful neuroma formation after trauma; it is not a first-line choice of graft. It may be used for proximal radial nerve injuries, where it is excluded from grafting, unless it can be separated from the motor fibers; this is to prevent any regenerating mot ...
... The superficial radial nerve (SRN) is prone to painful neuroma formation after trauma; it is not a first-line choice of graft. It may be used for proximal radial nerve injuries, where it is excluded from grafting, unless it can be separated from the motor fibers; this is to prevent any regenerating mot ...
Human ligaments classification: a new proposal
... formed between the opposite surfaces of adjacent bones, thus greatly reducing their mobility. These ligaments are located in synovial joints (wrist and tarsal joints), synarthroses (inferior tibiofibular syndesmosis, interosseal membranes of the forearm and tibia), and amphiarthroses (sacroiliac joi ...
... formed between the opposite surfaces of adjacent bones, thus greatly reducing their mobility. These ligaments are located in synovial joints (wrist and tarsal joints), synarthroses (inferior tibiofibular syndesmosis, interosseal membranes of the forearm and tibia), and amphiarthroses (sacroiliac joi ...
Human ligaments classification: a new proposal
... formed between the opposite surfaces of adjacent bones, thus greatly reducing their mobility. These ligaments are located in synovial joints (wrist and tarsal joints), synarthroses (inferior tibiofibular syndesmosis, interosseal membranes of the forearm and tibia), and amphiarthroses (sacroiliac joi ...
... formed between the opposite surfaces of adjacent bones, thus greatly reducing their mobility. These ligaments are located in synovial joints (wrist and tarsal joints), synarthroses (inferior tibiofibular syndesmosis, interosseal membranes of the forearm and tibia), and amphiarthroses (sacroiliac joi ...
Effectiveness of a Shoulder Strengthening
... The anatomical characteristics of the glenohumeral joint make it relatively unstable. In order to articulate and function properly, the static and dynamic stabilizers of the glenohumeral joint must be intact. Any pathology to the glenoid labrum, the ligaments or the joint capsule, or the rotator cuf ...
... The anatomical characteristics of the glenohumeral joint make it relatively unstable. In order to articulate and function properly, the static and dynamic stabilizers of the glenohumeral joint must be intact. Any pathology to the glenoid labrum, the ligaments or the joint capsule, or the rotator cuf ...
The Connections of the Twelve Regular Meridians
... and interior relations with the Large Intestine Meridian, the Stomach Meridian with the Spleen Meridian, the Heart Meridian with the Small Intestine Meridian, the Bladder Meridian with the Kidney Meridian, the Pericardium Meridian with the Triple Jiao Meridian, and the Gallbladder Meridian with the ...
... and interior relations with the Large Intestine Meridian, the Stomach Meridian with the Spleen Meridian, the Heart Meridian with the Small Intestine Meridian, the Bladder Meridian with the Kidney Meridian, the Pericardium Meridian with the Triple Jiao Meridian, and the Gallbladder Meridian with the ...
Biomechanics of the Elbow
... As described by O’Driscoll and colleagues, the most common mechanism for dislocation of the elbow is rotation of the forearm on the humerus into valgus, extension, and external rotation as the forearm supinates off the humerus [36]. As this motion progresses tissue damage progresses from lateral to ...
... As described by O’Driscoll and colleagues, the most common mechanism for dislocation of the elbow is rotation of the forearm on the humerus into valgus, extension, and external rotation as the forearm supinates off the humerus [36]. As this motion progresses tissue damage progresses from lateral to ...
Normal and Variant Mesenteric Anatomy
... posterior), ileal branch, and the appendicular artery (to the appendix). Finally, on the left aspect of the SMA arise the multiple jejunal and ileal branches. These fan out, forming several arches to create a collateralized network to the small bowel (Figs. 2.4 and 2.5). ...
... posterior), ileal branch, and the appendicular artery (to the appendix). Finally, on the left aspect of the SMA arise the multiple jejunal and ileal branches. These fan out, forming several arches to create a collateralized network to the small bowel (Figs. 2.4 and 2.5). ...
Thoracic pedicle screw placement: Free-hand
... film is very illustrative to find the ideal starting point. It is also biomechanically beneficial to place each screw in a position parallel to the superior endplate in the thoracic spine (straight-forward trajectory technique by Lehman et al.[51]) In general, visualize the starting point based upon ...
... film is very illustrative to find the ideal starting point. It is also biomechanically beneficial to place each screw in a position parallel to the superior endplate in the thoracic spine (straight-forward trajectory technique by Lehman et al.[51]) In general, visualize the starting point based upon ...
Functional anatomy of the external carotid artery systems using
... The external carotid artery (ECA) system, can be classified according to embryology, into the following three groups; the internal maxillary artery system, derived from the embryologic hyostapedial artery (second primitive aortic arch derivative), the thyroid-facial-lingular artery system, derived f ...
... The external carotid artery (ECA) system, can be classified according to embryology, into the following three groups; the internal maxillary artery system, derived from the embryologic hyostapedial artery (second primitive aortic arch derivative), the thyroid-facial-lingular artery system, derived f ...
On how a larva becomes an adult catfish Van larvale tot adulte katvis
... substantial information concerning the origin of bones, whereas the study of the cranial lateral-line system could give data on the true nature of canal bones. The study of the cranial ontogeny had already been initiated by SURLEMONT (ULg) and co-workers in 1983. Consequently, the purpose of this st ...
... substantial information concerning the origin of bones, whereas the study of the cranial lateral-line system could give data on the true nature of canal bones. The study of the cranial ontogeny had already been initiated by SURLEMONT (ULg) and co-workers in 1983. Consequently, the purpose of this st ...
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... anterior tibial artery anterior tibial reccurent artery Indicate artery that supplies blood to medial side of the anterior forearm, posterior forearm, superficial palm, fingers. brachial radial subclavian tibial ulnar Indicate artery that is continuous with the axillary artery, the name change occur ...
... anterior tibial artery anterior tibial reccurent artery Indicate artery that supplies blood to medial side of the anterior forearm, posterior forearm, superficial palm, fingers. brachial radial subclavian tibial ulnar Indicate artery that is continuous with the axillary artery, the name change occur ...
Splanchnology. Central nervous system and organs of sense
... B. on the level of Th4 vertebrae C. on the level of Th5 vertebrae D. * on the level of Th9-10 vertebrae E. on the level of Th11 vertebrae 90. Where is thoracic (bronchial) constriction of esophagus located? A. on the level of C7 vertebrae B. on the level of Th4 vertebrae C. * on the level of Th5 ver ...
... B. on the level of Th4 vertebrae C. on the level of Th5 vertebrae D. * on the level of Th9-10 vertebrae E. on the level of Th11 vertebrae 90. Where is thoracic (bronchial) constriction of esophagus located? A. on the level of C7 vertebrae B. on the level of Th4 vertebrae C. * on the level of Th5 ver ...
A macroanatomic study on the facial vein and its branches in the
... passed to the lateral of the face via the vascular notch (incisuara vasorum facialium). The vein ran dorsal to the cranial border of the masseter then reached the ventral border of the levatornasolabialis. During its course it gave off cranially an inferior labial vein to the lower lip, an angular o ...
... passed to the lateral of the face via the vascular notch (incisuara vasorum facialium). The vein ran dorsal to the cranial border of the masseter then reached the ventral border of the levatornasolabialis. During its course it gave off cranially an inferior labial vein to the lower lip, an angular o ...
ABNORMAL BRANCHING PATTERN OF THE AXILLARY ARTERY
... A common trunk from second part of the axillary artery was reported by Kumar.Bhat(4) in 2008. which gave rise to muscular branches to pectoralis major and deltoid,lateral thoracic artery, subscapular artery and thoracoacromial artery. In the variation reported by VijayaBhaskar(5) in 2006 the third p ...
... A common trunk from second part of the axillary artery was reported by Kumar.Bhat(4) in 2008. which gave rise to muscular branches to pectoralis major and deltoid,lateral thoracic artery, subscapular artery and thoracoacromial artery. In the variation reported by VijayaBhaskar(5) in 2006 the third p ...
Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair
... abrasion resistance of suture, suture strength, knot security, loop security, and restoration of the anatomic rotator cuff footprint (the surface area of bone to which the cuff tendons attach). By achieving optimized repair constructs, experienced arthroscopic surgeons are reporting results equal to ...
... abrasion resistance of suture, suture strength, knot security, loop security, and restoration of the anatomic rotator cuff footprint (the surface area of bone to which the cuff tendons attach). By achieving optimized repair constructs, experienced arthroscopic surgeons are reporting results equal to ...
variability of origin of obturator artery and its clinical
... Aberrant anatomy of the obturator artery can increase the risk of iatrogenic or traumatic injury. The obturator artery may have an anomalous origin from the inferior epigastric artery, the posterior trunk of the internal iliac artery, or the superior or inferior gluteal arteries. Branches of the obt ...
... Aberrant anatomy of the obturator artery can increase the risk of iatrogenic or traumatic injury. The obturator artery may have an anomalous origin from the inferior epigastric artery, the posterior trunk of the internal iliac artery, or the superior or inferior gluteal arteries. Branches of the obt ...
peroneal tendon dislocations
... Most peroneal tendon dislocations are traumatic events. An overwhelming majority of these are sports related with a preponderance of occurrences resulting from snow skiing (71%).* Football is the next most common antecedent (7%), with cases related to running, basketball, soccer, and ice skating as ...
... Most peroneal tendon dislocations are traumatic events. An overwhelming majority of these are sports related with a preponderance of occurrences resulting from snow skiing (71%).* Football is the next most common antecedent (7%), with cases related to running, basketball, soccer, and ice skating as ...
Surgical Anatomy of the Infratemporal Fossa
... head from the medial surface of the lateral pterygoid plate. Thus, the lateral pterygoid plate of the sphenoid bone gives rise to both pterygoid muscles. A common mistake is the belief that the medial pterygoid muscle arises from the medial pterygoid plate. However, the medial pterygoid plate gives ...
... head from the medial surface of the lateral pterygoid plate. Thus, the lateral pterygoid plate of the sphenoid bone gives rise to both pterygoid muscles. A common mistake is the belief that the medial pterygoid muscle arises from the medial pterygoid plate. However, the medial pterygoid plate gives ...
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... C : supraspinatus tendon D : subacromial bursa Ans: A Q.74 : when a heavy object in hand is lowered, the extension at elbow is brought about by: A : Active shortening of extensors B : Passive shortening of extensors C : Active lenghtining of flexors D : Active shortening of flexors Ans: C Q.75 : Wri ...
... C : supraspinatus tendon D : subacromial bursa Ans: A Q.74 : when a heavy object in hand is lowered, the extension at elbow is brought about by: A : Active shortening of extensors B : Passive shortening of extensors C : Active lenghtining of flexors D : Active shortening of flexors Ans: C Q.75 : Wri ...
Anatomical terms of location
Standard anatomical terms of location deal unambiguously with the anatomy of animals, including humans.While these terms are standardized within specific fields of biology, there are unavoidable, sometimes dramatic, differences between some disciplines. For example, differences in terminology remain a problem that, to some extent, still separates the terminology of human anatomy from that used in the study of various other zoological categories.