(MED 0701) Model answer of Anatomy examination
... Inferolateral surfaces (1/2m):-each surface is related to anterior fibers of levator ani (levator prostate) ...
... Inferolateral surfaces (1/2m):-each surface is related to anterior fibers of levator ani (levator prostate) ...
The Ansa Cervicalis in Fetuses
... categories. The lateral and medial patterns described the AC as being located either posterior or anterior to the IJV, respectively. Standring & Henry further corroborated this description by reporting an anterior relationship of the AC to the IJV. However, it was also reported by Kikuchi (1970) tha ...
... categories. The lateral and medial patterns described the AC as being located either posterior or anterior to the IJV, respectively. Standring & Henry further corroborated this description by reporting an anterior relationship of the AC to the IJV. However, it was also reported by Kikuchi (1970) tha ...
Cervical Spine joints
... in posterior triangle 7th cervical and C7 of neck between the upper three Proximal Spinous processes of Special notes upper trapezius and or four thoracic Arm thoracic vertebrae so that sternocleiodmastoid vertebrae arm is perpendicular to with resisted rotation ground to ipsilateral side Distal Arm ...
... in posterior triangle 7th cervical and C7 of neck between the upper three Proximal Spinous processes of Special notes upper trapezius and or four thoracic Arm thoracic vertebrae so that sternocleiodmastoid vertebrae arm is perpendicular to with resisted rotation ground to ipsilateral side Distal Arm ...
A New Megaraptoran Dinosaur (Dinosauria, Theropoda
... although they both agree in the internal taxonomic composition, radically differ in regard the ancestry of the group. These contentious phylogenetic hypotheses on both sides of the allosauroid-coelurosaur dichotomy are far from resolution, as it has been recognized in the most recent contributions [ ...
... although they both agree in the internal taxonomic composition, radically differ in regard the ancestry of the group. These contentious phylogenetic hypotheses on both sides of the allosauroid-coelurosaur dichotomy are far from resolution, as it has been recognized in the most recent contributions [ ...
Imaging of Spinal Trauma and Spinal Cord Injury: Cervical Spine
... disc and PLL • Posterior column severely lordotic • Compression of cord anteriorly by VB and posteriorly by ligaments • spontaneously reduction when force gone • Paralyzed patient with “normal” C-spine • Spondylosis a predisposing factor • UNSTABLE ...
... disc and PLL • Posterior column severely lordotic • Compression of cord anteriorly by VB and posteriorly by ligaments • spontaneously reduction when force gone • Paralyzed patient with “normal” C-spine • Spondylosis a predisposing factor • UNSTABLE ...
Atlantoaxial Joints
... Lateral Atlanto-occipital membrane - (Anterior Oblique Ligament), these two ligaments connect TP of atlas to jugular process of occiput Articular Capsule (capsular ligament) - these ligaments enclose the articular surfaces and are lined with a synovial membrane Occipito-Axial Complex the axis is NOT ...
... Lateral Atlanto-occipital membrane - (Anterior Oblique Ligament), these two ligaments connect TP of atlas to jugular process of occiput Articular Capsule (capsular ligament) - these ligaments enclose the articular surfaces and are lined with a synovial membrane Occipito-Axial Complex the axis is NOT ...
Pisodonophis boro (ophichthidae: anguilliformes): Specialization for
... to burrow head-first as well. P. boro exhibits three feeding modes: inertial feeding, grasping, and spinning. Rotational feeding is a highly specialized feeding mode, adopted by several elongate, aquatic vertebrates and it is likely that some morphological modifications are related to this feeding mod ...
... to burrow head-first as well. P. boro exhibits three feeding modes: inertial feeding, grasping, and spinning. Rotational feeding is a highly specialized feeding mode, adopted by several elongate, aquatic vertebrates and it is likely that some morphological modifications are related to this feeding mod ...
Ganglions
... all of which have been shown to produce hyaluronic acid. b. Modified synovial cells lining the synovial-capsular interface are stimulated to produce mucin. c. This mucin then dissects through the ligamentous and capsular structures, forming capsular ducts and lakes that eventually coalesce into the ...
... all of which have been shown to produce hyaluronic acid. b. Modified synovial cells lining the synovial-capsular interface are stimulated to produce mucin. c. This mucin then dissects through the ligamentous and capsular structures, forming capsular ducts and lakes that eventually coalesce into the ...
Spondylolysis, Spondylolisthesis
... 1. Degenerative - degenerative changes of facet joints and intervertebral disc. additional cause in neck – inflammatory softening of transverse ligament of atlas (e.g. RA). posterior elements are intact – subluxation degree is low (I or II). women : men = 6 : 1. patients > 40 yrs. 2. Spondylol ...
... 1. Degenerative - degenerative changes of facet joints and intervertebral disc. additional cause in neck – inflammatory softening of transverse ligament of atlas (e.g. RA). posterior elements are intact – subluxation degree is low (I or II). women : men = 6 : 1. patients > 40 yrs. 2. Spondylol ...
Sacral Base L + R
... significantly inferior ILA will generally be anterior: FLEXED The ILA will be significantly inferior (& posterior!) {Sacrotuberous ligament will be pliable and under less tension than the contralateral side.} ...
... significantly inferior ILA will generally be anterior: FLEXED The ILA will be significantly inferior (& posterior!) {Sacrotuberous ligament will be pliable and under less tension than the contralateral side.} ...
Non-Muscular-Anatomy-Teaching-Pack-4
... o Attaches from the adjacent margins of the acetabular notch and the lower border of the transverse ligament and then inserts onto the fovea capitis on the head of the femur o Enclosed in a sleeve of synovial membrane Therefore intracapsular but extrasynovial o Role of this ligament is unknown as ...
... o Attaches from the adjacent margins of the acetabular notch and the lower border of the transverse ligament and then inserts onto the fovea capitis on the head of the femur o Enclosed in a sleeve of synovial membrane Therefore intracapsular but extrasynovial o Role of this ligament is unknown as ...
anatomy of tracheobronchial tree
... Medial basal segmental bronchus Anterior basal segmental bronchus Lateral and posterior basal segmental bronchus ...
... Medial basal segmental bronchus Anterior basal segmental bronchus Lateral and posterior basal segmental bronchus ...
Region 13: Axilla and Contents, Subscapular Region Surface
... *First part: 3 branches vertebral artery, internal thoracic artery, thyrocervical trunk --internal thoracic artery: gives rise to perforating branches, anterior intercostal, musculophrenic, superior epigastric arteries --thyrocervical trunk: 4 branches suprascapular, transverse cervical, ascendi ...
... *First part: 3 branches vertebral artery, internal thoracic artery, thyrocervical trunk --internal thoracic artery: gives rise to perforating branches, anterior intercostal, musculophrenic, superior epigastric arteries --thyrocervical trunk: 4 branches suprascapular, transverse cervical, ascendi ...
A Study of the Structure of the Humerus in the Corvidae
... head of humerus). (2) Humerotriceps; originates as two main branches, lateral and medial, with common insertion: (a) Lateral branch, composed of three digitations; ventral head-proximal portion of bicipital crest immediately lateral to M. dorsalis scapulae, extending distally around tendinous insert ...
... head of humerus). (2) Humerotriceps; originates as two main branches, lateral and medial, with common insertion: (a) Lateral branch, composed of three digitations; ventral head-proximal portion of bicipital crest immediately lateral to M. dorsalis scapulae, extending distally around tendinous insert ...
Anatomy of Pituitary Gland
... Supplies infundibulum & forms a capillary network from which vessels pass downward & form sinusoids into the anterior lobe of pituitary gland (hypophyseal portal ...
... Supplies infundibulum & forms a capillary network from which vessels pass downward & form sinusoids into the anterior lobe of pituitary gland (hypophyseal portal ...
Erector spinae All originate from a broad tendon that attaches
... vertebrae to the smooth triangular are at medial end of scapular spine Major: attaches from spinous processes of T2-T5 vertebrae to the medial border of scapula from level of spine to inferior angle Innervated by dorsal scapular nerve Retracts scapula and rotates it to depress glenoid cavity; ...
... vertebrae to the smooth triangular are at medial end of scapular spine Major: attaches from spinous processes of T2-T5 vertebrae to the medial border of scapula from level of spine to inferior angle Innervated by dorsal scapular nerve Retracts scapula and rotates it to depress glenoid cavity; ...
Non Muscular Anatomy
... Subtalar Joint • Synovial joint • Allows inversion and eversion of the foot • Space between the talus and calcaneus is the sinus tarsi space • This space is filled with connective and adipose tissue richly innervated with mechanoreceptors and free ...
... Subtalar Joint • Synovial joint • Allows inversion and eversion of the foot • Space between the talus and calcaneus is the sinus tarsi space • This space is filled with connective and adipose tissue richly innervated with mechanoreceptors and free ...
Lumbar region - Lectures - gblnetto
... In front of proper retroperitoneal fat there is retroperiÂtoneal fascia. It arises from the point of the passage of parieÂtal peritoneum from the lateral abdominal wall to the posterior abdominal wall and reaches the lateral border of the kidney. Here it divides into two sheets or layers of the rena ...
... In front of proper retroperitoneal fat there is retroperiÂtoneal fascia. It arises from the point of the passage of parieÂtal peritoneum from the lateral abdominal wall to the posterior abdominal wall and reaches the lateral border of the kidney. Here it divides into two sheets or layers of the rena ...
The Frontal Sinus Drainage Pathway and Related
... The superior compartment of the FSDP is formed by the union of adjacent air spaces at the anteroinferior portion of the frontal bone and the anterosuperior portion of the ethmoid bone (Fig 2). Its upper border is the frontal ostium. Its size and shape vary with the variable anatomy of the frontoethm ...
... The superior compartment of the FSDP is formed by the union of adjacent air spaces at the anteroinferior portion of the frontal bone and the anterosuperior portion of the ethmoid bone (Fig 2). Its upper border is the frontal ostium. Its size and shape vary with the variable anatomy of the frontoethm ...
It was therefore considered desirable to trace its origin and fate. The
... Raghavan and Venkatasubban, Studies in the Capparidaceae. VII. ...
... Raghavan and Venkatasubban, Studies in the Capparidaceae. VII. ...
Knee Conditions - College of the Siskiyous | Home
... Lateral epicondyle is larger than medial. Because of size difference there is a screwing home mechanism to bring the knee into full extension. ...
... Lateral epicondyle is larger than medial. Because of size difference there is a screwing home mechanism to bring the knee into full extension. ...
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 ...
Motion Position Stabilization Axis of Rotation Stationary
... between the superior and inferior marks. posterior tilting (the end ROM superior and inferior marks on the spine and mark a midline point on the sacrum at The ROM is the difference between 15cm Spine in 0-deg of ask pt to bend backward as far as they occurs when the pelvis beings to lateral flex & t ...
... between the superior and inferior marks. posterior tilting (the end ROM superior and inferior marks on the spine and mark a midline point on the sacrum at The ROM is the difference between 15cm Spine in 0-deg of ask pt to bend backward as far as they occurs when the pelvis beings to lateral flex & t ...
Lab Anatomy 4 In this lecture , we will be talking about sections in
... Anterior horn of lateral Ventricle: Lies in the temporal lobe, anterior to the interventricular foramen that lies below the anterior part of the fornix and forms a connection between the lateral ventricle with the third ventricle. Related to the Head of the caudate nucleus that forms the lateral bou ...
... Anterior horn of lateral Ventricle: Lies in the temporal lobe, anterior to the interventricular foramen that lies below the anterior part of the fornix and forms a connection between the lateral ventricle with the third ventricle. Related to the Head of the caudate nucleus that forms the lateral bou ...
Ahmed Refaat_Chapter1
... The bones develop in the core of the limb bud as masses of mesenchyme which becomes chondrified, then ossify. The joints are formed as spaces left unchondrified between the individual bones. They change into cavities which become later-on filled with synovial fluid. ...
... The bones develop in the core of the limb bud as masses of mesenchyme which becomes chondrified, then ossify. The joints are formed as spaces left unchondrified between the individual bones. They change into cavities which become later-on filled with synovial fluid. ...
Drosophila embryogenesis
Drosophila embryogenesis, the process by which Drosophila (fruit fly) embryos form, is a favorite model system for geneticists and developmental biologists studying embryogenesis. The small size, short generation time, and large brood size make it ideal for genetic studies. Transparent embryos facilitate developmental studies. Drosophila melanogaster was introduced into the field of genetic experiments by Thomas Hunt Morgan in 1909.