a case report on abnormal course of vena saphena parva
... Conclusion: The knowledge of superficial veins of the lower limb is useful for clinicians during coronary bypass procedures, as these vessels are commonly used in such surgeries. It is therefore, essential for surgeons before harvesting the great saphenous vein to look for the abnormal drainage patt ...
... Conclusion: The knowledge of superficial veins of the lower limb is useful for clinicians during coronary bypass procedures, as these vessels are commonly used in such surgeries. It is therefore, essential for surgeons before harvesting the great saphenous vein to look for the abnormal drainage patt ...
Clinical anatomy of the fourth ventricle foramina
... foramina of Luschka are named after the German anatomist Hubert von Luschka (1820-1875) who lent his name to several structures2. In 1931, Rogers and West3 described the anatomy and relations of the foramen of Magendie, presenting it as a complete defect in the lower part of the ventricular roof thr ...
... foramina of Luschka are named after the German anatomist Hubert von Luschka (1820-1875) who lent his name to several structures2. In 1931, Rogers and West3 described the anatomy and relations of the foramen of Magendie, presenting it as a complete defect in the lower part of the ventricular roof thr ...
Anatomical Shoulder™ Combined Surgical
... to the muscle tendon junction of the subscapularis, so that approximately 1cm of tendon remains attached to the muscle. Alternatively, it is possible to detach the tendon of the subscapularis muscle either subperiostally or with an osteotome from the lesser tuberosity, securing it back into place tr ...
... to the muscle tendon junction of the subscapularis, so that approximately 1cm of tendon remains attached to the muscle. Alternatively, it is possible to detach the tendon of the subscapularis muscle either subperiostally or with an osteotome from the lesser tuberosity, securing it back into place tr ...
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... of the joint’s positions for the wide arc of movements. They are important stabilizers in extreme amplitudes of the GHJ motion. The function of the glenohumeral ligaments depends on the shoulder position and the directions of applied forces (Matsen et al., 1999). According to the principles of biome ...
... of the joint’s positions for the wide arc of movements. They are important stabilizers in extreme amplitudes of the GHJ motion. The function of the glenohumeral ligaments depends on the shoulder position and the directions of applied forces (Matsen et al., 1999). According to the principles of biome ...
Skull-Base Foramina of the Middle Cranial Fossa
... confluence in this group, we included only cases in which the foramen of Yesalius and foramen ovale were clearly in intimate relationship with each other, almost sharing the same foramen. A bony separation was grounds for exclusion. Confluence of the foramen of Vesalius with the foramen ovale is eas ...
... confluence in this group, we included only cases in which the foramen of Yesalius and foramen ovale were clearly in intimate relationship with each other, almost sharing the same foramen. A bony separation was grounds for exclusion. Confluence of the foramen of Vesalius with the foramen ovale is eas ...
Vertebral Artery Dissection Presented as Lateral Medullary
... follow-up 6 weeks later revealed a complete recanalization of the dissected vessels. This supported the diagnosis of basilar-type migraine and vertebral artery dissection. We had selected topiramate as prophylactic medication for the migraine and the patient reported no relapse of headache. This sug ...
... follow-up 6 weeks later revealed a complete recanalization of the dissected vessels. This supported the diagnosis of basilar-type migraine and vertebral artery dissection. We had selected topiramate as prophylactic medication for the migraine and the patient reported no relapse of headache. This sug ...
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... contralateral muscles of the facial expression in the lower half of the face , while the contralateral forehead and extraocular muscles remain functional. Thus, the corner of the mouth sags on the right (contralateral) side, but the patient can still wrinkle the forehead and close the eyes on both s ...
... contralateral muscles of the facial expression in the lower half of the face , while the contralateral forehead and extraocular muscles remain functional. Thus, the corner of the mouth sags on the right (contralateral) side, but the patient can still wrinkle the forehead and close the eyes on both s ...
The Anatomical Basis of the Deep Circumflex Iliac Artery Perforator
... incidence of hernias. It should also allow much better positioning of the skin paddle during complex oromandibular reconstructions, and diminish flap bulk. Conclusion: This study defines the anatomical properties of the DCIA perforator flap and suggests a dissection algorithm based on these findings ...
... incidence of hernias. It should also allow much better positioning of the skin paddle during complex oromandibular reconstructions, and diminish flap bulk. Conclusion: This study defines the anatomical properties of the DCIA perforator flap and suggests a dissection algorithm based on these findings ...
5th international symposion of clinical and applied anatomy and 1st
... Dental University, Japan Background: It is well known that the coracohumeral ligament spreads along the supraspinatus to infraspinatus muscles in order to stabilize the glenohumeral joint. However, only a few reports had mentioned about its extension to the subscapularis muscle. The purpose of this ...
... Dental University, Japan Background: It is well known that the coracohumeral ligament spreads along the supraspinatus to infraspinatus muscles in order to stabilize the glenohumeral joint. However, only a few reports had mentioned about its extension to the subscapularis muscle. The purpose of this ...
Inferior tibiofibular joint (tibiofibular syndesmosis) — own studies
... in Firenze. Although after a conflict with a pope he continued his studies, at least officially, on animals. Andreas Vesalius was a pioneer of a modern anatomy, who based his knowledge on self-made human dissections. As a first in the world he impeached Galen’s descriptions, who’s authority was so v ...
... in Firenze. Although after a conflict with a pope he continued his studies, at least officially, on animals. Andreas Vesalius was a pioneer of a modern anatomy, who based his knowledge on self-made human dissections. As a first in the world he impeached Galen’s descriptions, who’s authority was so v ...
Brachial plexus endoscopic dissection and correlation with open
... between the posterior border of the anterior scalene muscle and the anterior border of the middle scalene muscle (Fig. 3). The scalene muscle bellies could be followed distally towards their insertion on the first rib, which led to the subclavian artery, the proximal part of the inferior trunk, and ...
... between the posterior border of the anterior scalene muscle and the anterior border of the middle scalene muscle (Fig. 3). The scalene muscle bellies could be followed distally towards their insertion on the first rib, which led to the subclavian artery, the proximal part of the inferior trunk, and ...
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... vessels that arise from the first portion of thesubclavian and continue distally as the ulnar and radial arteries. The first part of the axillary may also provide an accessory thoracoacromial artery.2 A unilateral variation in the origin and distribution of the arterial pattern of the human upper ex ...
... vessels that arise from the first portion of thesubclavian and continue distally as the ulnar and radial arteries. The first part of the axillary may also provide an accessory thoracoacromial artery.2 A unilateral variation in the origin and distribution of the arterial pattern of the human upper ex ...
Italian Journal of Anatomy and Embryology
... describe this anatomical variant, “retroarticular canal” (Gupta et al., 2013) particularly causes confusion as it has also been used for another anatomical variant of the atlas, the posterior bony ponticle or ponticulus posticus (Mitchell, 1998; Karau et al., 2010). In our study we chose the term “r ...
... describe this anatomical variant, “retroarticular canal” (Gupta et al., 2013) particularly causes confusion as it has also been used for another anatomical variant of the atlas, the posterior bony ponticle or ponticulus posticus (Mitchell, 1998; Karau et al., 2010). In our study we chose the term “r ...
Surgical anatomy and landmarks for the basal vein of Rosenthal
... between the dorsal diencephalic vein and the internal cerebral vein or a tributary of the vein of Galen. The deep middle cerebral vein and the anterior cerebral veins develop from the deep telencephalic vein, and the ventral diencephalic vein drains from the primitive tentorial sinus into the transv ...
... between the dorsal diencephalic vein and the internal cerebral vein or a tributary of the vein of Galen. The deep middle cerebral vein and the anterior cerebral veins develop from the deep telencephalic vein, and the ventral diencephalic vein drains from the primitive tentorial sinus into the transv ...
Anatomy of the Cervical Spine - All About Back and Neck Pain
... occipital condyles, which articulate with the concave lateral masses of C1 ...
... occipital condyles, which articulate with the concave lateral masses of C1 ...
Techniques for Preservation of the Frontotemporal Branch of Facial
... present and easily dissectible. After the skin flap is raised, the interfascial splitting is started from the most anterior part of the superior temporal line where the STF and the deep temporalis fascia (DTF) are continuous and easily identifiable. The STF is cut with scissors, and dissection is cont ...
... present and easily dissectible. After the skin flap is raised, the interfascial splitting is started from the most anterior part of the superior temporal line where the STF and the deep temporalis fascia (DTF) are continuous and easily identifiable. The STF is cut with scissors, and dissection is cont ...
Block Dissection
... be opened and the mucosal surface inspected before it is removed by dissecting along a plane between it and the bladder or uterus anteriorly. It may be separated first and then the mucosa inspected later after it is opened. In males, the peritoneum here is now lifted to expose the seminal vesicles. I ...
... be opened and the mucosal surface inspected before it is removed by dissecting along a plane between it and the bladder or uterus anteriorly. It may be separated first and then the mucosa inspected later after it is opened. In males, the peritoneum here is now lifted to expose the seminal vesicles. I ...
general anatomy plus foot and ankle anatomy v3.pptx
... • Median plane -‐ SagiXal plane through the midline of the body; divides the body or any of its parts into right and leU halves. ...
... • Median plane -‐ SagiXal plane through the midline of the body; divides the body or any of its parts into right and leU halves. ...
INTRODUCTION - Austin Community College
... List the bones of the axial skeleton List the bones of the appendicular skeleton Describe major differences in both structure and function between the pectoral and pelvic girdles and their appendages Describe the structural features that distinguish the male from the female pelvis Describe and give ...
... List the bones of the axial skeleton List the bones of the appendicular skeleton Describe major differences in both structure and function between the pectoral and pelvic girdles and their appendages Describe the structural features that distinguish the male from the female pelvis Describe and give ...
FULL TEXT - An International Journal of Experimental
... vasculature with a urogenital dissection. However, general instructional dissection is usually performed regionally such that the kidneys and adrenal glands, and the pelvis and perineum are investigated separately.[9] This type of division precludes observing the connectivity of structures in these ...
... vasculature with a urogenital dissection. However, general instructional dissection is usually performed regionally such that the kidneys and adrenal glands, and the pelvis and perineum are investigated separately.[9] This type of division precludes observing the connectivity of structures in these ...
SELECTIVE NECK DISSECTION
... 2. Level Ia dissection clears tissue between the anterior bellies of both digastrics and off the mylohyoid muscle. 3. Incising the submandibular capsule horizontally over its midpoint and dissecting the gland in a subcapsular plane avoids injuring the marginal mandibular nerve which is not routine ...
... 2. Level Ia dissection clears tissue between the anterior bellies of both digastrics and off the mylohyoid muscle. 3. Incising the submandibular capsule horizontally over its midpoint and dissecting the gland in a subcapsular plane avoids injuring the marginal mandibular nerve which is not routine ...
- DUNE - University of New England
... In light of these drawbacks and faced with a transition to a systems‐based, more clinically oriented curriculum, the authors considered a posterior approach to the kidney. As the kidney would now be introduced in relation to the cardiovascular system rather than to its anatomical neighbors in the ab ...
... In light of these drawbacks and faced with a transition to a systems‐based, more clinically oriented curriculum, the authors considered a posterior approach to the kidney. As the kidney would now be introduced in relation to the cardiovascular system rather than to its anatomical neighbors in the ab ...
Chapter 3
... – Introduce anatomy and physiology as specific disciplines. – Consider how living things are organized. – Reveal shared properties of all living things. ...
... – Introduce anatomy and physiology as specific disciplines. – Consider how living things are organized. – Reveal shared properties of all living things. ...
Chapter 3
... Introduce anatomy and physiology as specific disciplines. Consider how living things are organized. Reveal shared properties of all living things. ...
... Introduce anatomy and physiology as specific disciplines. Consider how living things are organized. Reveal shared properties of all living things. ...
Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy
... Explain anatomically types of hemostasis in case of bleeding from skull bones. Explain anatomically hemostasis in case of injurying of a. meningee media. Explain anatomically – incisions (notches) in lesions of the dura’s mater sinuses. Explain anatomically-rational incisions(notches) in the facial ...
... Explain anatomically types of hemostasis in case of bleeding from skull bones. Explain anatomically hemostasis in case of injurying of a. meningee media. Explain anatomically – incisions (notches) in lesions of the dura’s mater sinuses. Explain anatomically-rational incisions(notches) in the facial ...
Andreas Vesalius
Andreas Vesalius (31 December 1514–15 October 1564) was a Brabançon anatomist, physician, and author of one of the most influential books on human anatomy, De humani corporis fabrica (On the Fabric of the Human Body). Vesalius is often referred to as the founder of modern human anatomy. He was born in Brussels, which though now part of Belgium, was then part of the Habsburg Netherlands. He was professor at the University of Padua and later became Imperial physician at the court of Emperor Charles V.Andreas Vesalius is the Latinized form of the Dutch Andries van Wesel, a common practice among European scholars in his time. His name is also given as Andrea Vesalius, André Vésale, Andrea Vesalio, Andreas Vesal, André Vesalio and Andre Vesalepo.