Radiographic Identification of the Primary Lateral
... orthopaedic foot and ankle fellow (C.T.H.) and the senior author (T.O.C.; foot and ankle fellowship–trained and 32 years of experience). Each reviewer performed measurements on 2 separate occasions at least 2 weeks apart to allow for the calculation of intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs) with ...
... orthopaedic foot and ankle fellow (C.T.H.) and the senior author (T.O.C.; foot and ankle fellowship–trained and 32 years of experience). Each reviewer performed measurements on 2 separate occasions at least 2 weeks apart to allow for the calculation of intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs) with ...
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... placing the heel on the knee of the contralateral limb. It is very important to check that at the greater ischiatic incisura the cortices have remained in contact and that there is no posterior displacement of the distal fragment (Fig. 6). Placing the graft and fixation. The graft is placed at the an ...
... placing the heel on the knee of the contralateral limb. It is very important to check that at the greater ischiatic incisura the cortices have remained in contact and that there is no posterior displacement of the distal fragment (Fig. 6). Placing the graft and fixation. The graft is placed at the an ...
A STUDY OF THE TRANSVERSE CERVICAL AND DORSAL
... “ superficial cervical artery” and “descending scapular artery,” respectively. As it stands, then, each artery may be called by either one of two names-depending upon its origin. One of the principles adopted by the International Anatomical Nomenclature Committee was, “that structures closely relate ...
... “ superficial cervical artery” and “descending scapular artery,” respectively. As it stands, then, each artery may be called by either one of two names-depending upon its origin. One of the principles adopted by the International Anatomical Nomenclature Committee was, “that structures closely relate ...
Embryology and variations of cerebral arteries - a
... include fenestrations, duplications, variants of the circle of Willis, persistent carotidbasilar anastomoses, and other vascular anomalies in the skull base. When assessing CT or MRI angiograms, it is important to think about normal variants, their prevalence, and their clinical relevance, particula ...
... include fenestrations, duplications, variants of the circle of Willis, persistent carotidbasilar anastomoses, and other vascular anomalies in the skull base. When assessing CT or MRI angiograms, it is important to think about normal variants, their prevalence, and their clinical relevance, particula ...
Kovacs_Files - Matthias Heyner
... from the vertebral canal through the intervertebral foramen. When they come out, they divide into anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal) rami. Above the clavicle, the brachial plexus forms three trunks: Superior trunk: C5-C6 Middle trunk: C7 Inferior trunk: C8-T1 The lateral cord is formed by the ...
... from the vertebral canal through the intervertebral foramen. When they come out, they divide into anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal) rami. Above the clavicle, the brachial plexus forms three trunks: Superior trunk: C5-C6 Middle trunk: C7 Inferior trunk: C8-T1 The lateral cord is formed by the ...
HUMAN ANATOMY
... from the vertebral canal through the intervertebral foramen. When they come out, they divide into anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal) rami. Above the clavicle, the brachial plexus forms three trunks: Superior trunk: C5-C6 Middle trunk: C7 Inferior trunk: C8-T1 The lateral cord is formed by the ...
... from the vertebral canal through the intervertebral foramen. When they come out, they divide into anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal) rami. Above the clavicle, the brachial plexus forms three trunks: Superior trunk: C5-C6 Middle trunk: C7 Inferior trunk: C8-T1 The lateral cord is formed by the ...
Variation in Subclavian Artery Branches- A
... part of the subclavian artery near the medial border of scalenus anterior, and divides almost at once into the inferior thyroid, suprascapular and superficial cervical arteries. Inferior thyroid artery The inferior thyroid artery loops upwards anterior to the medial border of the scalenus anterior, ...
... part of the subclavian artery near the medial border of scalenus anterior, and divides almost at once into the inferior thyroid, suprascapular and superficial cervical arteries. Inferior thyroid artery The inferior thyroid artery loops upwards anterior to the medial border of the scalenus anterior, ...
Anatomic variance of the coracoclavicular ligaments
... the main coracoclavicular bursa, which extended superiorly from the coracoid. The coracoid insertion of the conoid ligament differed considerably between specimens. In all cases the conoid inserted at the posteriormost area of the coracoid dorsum, limited anteriorly by the insertion of the trapezoid ...
... the main coracoclavicular bursa, which extended superiorly from the coracoid. The coracoid insertion of the conoid ligament differed considerably between specimens. In all cases the conoid inserted at the posteriormost area of the coracoid dorsum, limited anteriorly by the insertion of the trapezoid ...
THORACIC CAGE AND THORACIC INLET NOTE
... The true thoracic wall includes the thoracic cage and the muscles that extend between its elements as well as the skin, subcutaneous tissue, muscles, and fascia covering its anterolateral aspect; the same structures covering its posterior aspect are considered to belong to the back. The mammary glan ...
... The true thoracic wall includes the thoracic cage and the muscles that extend between its elements as well as the skin, subcutaneous tissue, muscles, and fascia covering its anterolateral aspect; the same structures covering its posterior aspect are considered to belong to the back. The mammary glan ...
The nervous system
... hind-brain undergoes modification to form the medulla oblongata, the pons, and cerebellum, while its cavity is expanded to form the fourth ventricle. The mid-brain forms only a small part of the adult brain; its cavity becomes the cerebral aqueduct (aqueduct of Sylvius), which serves as a tubular co ...
... hind-brain undergoes modification to form the medulla oblongata, the pons, and cerebellum, while its cavity is expanded to form the fourth ventricle. The mid-brain forms only a small part of the adult brain; its cavity becomes the cerebral aqueduct (aqueduct of Sylvius), which serves as a tubular co ...
Chapter IX - Neurology, Section 4
... The lateral walls of the medulla spinalis continue to increase in thickness, and the canal widens out near its dorsal extremity, and assumes a somewhat lozengeshaped appearance. The widest part of the canal serves to subdivide the lateral wall of the neural tube into adorsal or alar, and a ventral o ...
... The lateral walls of the medulla spinalis continue to increase in thickness, and the canal widens out near its dorsal extremity, and assumes a somewhat lozengeshaped appearance. The widest part of the canal serves to subdivide the lateral wall of the neural tube into adorsal or alar, and a ventral o ...
Superficial veins of the foot in the baboon Papio anubis
... leg. It was a single large vessel, which emptied into the deep veins above the popliteal fossa. In contrast, LSV was double and thin. The vessel’s width did not vary as it approached the saphenofemoral junction. We found only one type of SSV outflow into the popliteal vein and one type of LSV outflo ...
... leg. It was a single large vessel, which emptied into the deep veins above the popliteal fossa. In contrast, LSV was double and thin. The vessel’s width did not vary as it approached the saphenofemoral junction. We found only one type of SSV outflow into the popliteal vein and one type of LSV outflo ...
The Posterolateral Attachments of the Knee
... To quantitatively measure the insertion sites of the measured structures and bony landmarks, we used a computercontrolled video motion analysis capture system (Qualysis, Inc., Glastonbury, Connecticut). This digitizing system allowed us to record the periphery of each measured structure by placing t ...
... To quantitatively measure the insertion sites of the measured structures and bony landmarks, we used a computercontrolled video motion analysis capture system (Qualysis, Inc., Glastonbury, Connecticut). This digitizing system allowed us to record the periphery of each measured structure by placing t ...
The Posterolateral Attachments of the Knee
... To quantitatively measure the insertion sites of the measured structures and bony landmarks, we used a computercontrolled video motion analysis capture system (Qualysis, Inc., Glastonbury, Connecticut). This digitizing system allowed us to record the periphery of each measured structure by placing t ...
... To quantitatively measure the insertion sites of the measured structures and bony landmarks, we used a computercontrolled video motion analysis capture system (Qualysis, Inc., Glastonbury, Connecticut). This digitizing system allowed us to record the periphery of each measured structure by placing t ...
1. What substances ensure elasticity of bones? a — salts of
... d — auditive tube. 6. What bones of tarsus form its distal row? a — medial cuneiform bone; b — navicular bone; с — lateral cuneiform bone; d — cuboid bone. 7. What anatomical formations are located on the proximal end of tibia? a — medial condyle; b — lateral condyle; с — intercondylar area; d — int ...
... d — auditive tube. 6. What bones of tarsus form its distal row? a — medial cuneiform bone; b — navicular bone; с — lateral cuneiform bone; d — cuboid bone. 7. What anatomical formations are located on the proximal end of tibia? a — medial condyle; b — lateral condyle; с — intercondylar area; d — int ...
MICROSURGICAL ANATOMY OF THE ARTERIAL COMPARTMENT
... found in every case. The location was variable but the most common pattern was a large medial artery in 52% of those meningohipophyseal trunks. A divided branch was also found in 38% and a small lateral branch was identified in 10%. The inferior hipophyseal artery arises from the meningohipophyseal ...
... found in every case. The location was variable but the most common pattern was a large medial artery in 52% of those meningohipophyseal trunks. A divided branch was also found in 38% and a small lateral branch was identified in 10%. The inferior hipophyseal artery arises from the meningohipophyseal ...
Neuroanatomy (Duane E. Haines)
... same page or on facing pages. New MRI or CT have been introduced into chapter 2 (spinal cord, meningeal hemorrhages correlated with the meninges, cisterns, hemorrhage into the brain, hemorrhage into the ventricles correlated with the structure of the ventricles), chapter 5 (spinal cord and brainstem ...
... same page or on facing pages. New MRI or CT have been introduced into chapter 2 (spinal cord, meningeal hemorrhages correlated with the meninges, cisterns, hemorrhage into the brain, hemorrhage into the ventricles correlated with the structure of the ventricles), chapter 5 (spinal cord and brainstem ...
y Questions About The Differences In Position. 52
... 7Why Is My Child Knock-Kneed? After the bowlegs improve at about 18 months, many children go through a period of mild knock-knees, also known as genu valgum. This period usually lasts from about 18 months to 3 or 4 years of age. If the child stands with knees together, there will be an open space b ...
... 7Why Is My Child Knock-Kneed? After the bowlegs improve at about 18 months, many children go through a period of mild knock-knees, also known as genu valgum. This period usually lasts from about 18 months to 3 or 4 years of age. If the child stands with knees together, there will be an open space b ...
Anatomy of the Lacrimal System
... The lacrimal gland begins development at the 22- to 25-mm embryologic stage as solid epithelial buds arise from the ectoderm of the superolateral conjunctival fornix.1–5 Mesenchymal condensation around these buds forms the secretory lacrimal gland. The early epithelial buds form the orbital lobe in ...
... The lacrimal gland begins development at the 22- to 25-mm embryologic stage as solid epithelial buds arise from the ectoderm of the superolateral conjunctival fornix.1–5 Mesenchymal condensation around these buds forms the secretory lacrimal gland. The early epithelial buds form the orbital lobe in ...
11-Extensor Mus forearm
... 4 tendons of ED fan over the dorsum of the hand. Strong bands connect the tendons of little, ring & middle fingers proximal to the head of metacarpal bones. Each extensor tendon joins the extension expansion. Near the proximal interphalangeal joint extensor expansion split into 3 parts a central & 2 ...
... 4 tendons of ED fan over the dorsum of the hand. Strong bands connect the tendons of little, ring & middle fingers proximal to the head of metacarpal bones. Each extensor tendon joins the extension expansion. Near the proximal interphalangeal joint extensor expansion split into 3 parts a central & 2 ...
The deep muscles
... Lie within the vertebral canal These plexuses freely communicate with the veins in the neck, thorax, abdomen, and pelvis. Above they communicate through the foramen magnum with the occipital and basilar venous the cranial cavity. ...
... Lie within the vertebral canal These plexuses freely communicate with the veins in the neck, thorax, abdomen, and pelvis. Above they communicate through the foramen magnum with the occipital and basilar venous the cranial cavity. ...
Computational macroscopical patterning of the medullary striae of
... At least two medullary striae were macroscopically detectable, in both sides of the romboid fossa, in 90.6% of the cases (Table 1 and Figure 3). They were bilaterally absent in 5.3% of the pieces (Table 1). At least one medullary stria was present, as in the right half as in the left half of the rho ...
... At least two medullary striae were macroscopically detectable, in both sides of the romboid fossa, in 90.6% of the cases (Table 1 and Figure 3). They were bilaterally absent in 5.3% of the pieces (Table 1). At least one medullary stria was present, as in the right half as in the left half of the rho ...
Postilla - Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
... which forms the posterior border of the prootic incisure is very slightly hollowed, presumably for the posterior part of the semilunar ganglion. This hollow, though extremely shallow, has significance in the interpretation of Bienotherium. The paths of the three branches of the trigeminus nerve in T ...
... which forms the posterior border of the prootic incisure is very slightly hollowed, presumably for the posterior part of the semilunar ganglion. This hollow, though extremely shallow, has significance in the interpretation of Bienotherium. The paths of the three branches of the trigeminus nerve in T ...
PALAEONTOGRAPHICA
... its way it lost the skull, both anterior limbs including the sternal plates, the right lower leg, both feet, and the larger part of its tail. Prior to the final positioning and embedding of the body in the sandy marls, an additional movement resulted in the bending of the proximal part of the neck. ...
... its way it lost the skull, both anterior limbs including the sternal plates, the right lower leg, both feet, and the larger part of its tail. Prior to the final positioning and embedding of the body in the sandy marls, an additional movement resulted in the bending of the proximal part of the neck. ...
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.