ON THE CRANIAL OSTEOLOGY OF THE SHORT
... categories of foramina were identified: (1) foramina bilaterally present in all specimens that show no significant variation; (2) bilateral and midline foramina present in all specimens that show variation in size, number, position, distinctness from other foramina, or elements contributing to their ...
... categories of foramina were identified: (1) foramina bilaterally present in all specimens that show no significant variation; (2) bilateral and midline foramina present in all specimens that show variation in size, number, position, distinctness from other foramina, or elements contributing to their ...
Ultrasonographic anatomy of the lower extremity superficial veins
... the last decade have simplified the treatment of varicose veins (1, 2). Proper evaluation of the venous system is crucial to the appropriate treatment of venous disorders. Grey scale ultrasonography (US) examination with color Doppler and spectral analysis has become increasingly important and is no ...
... the last decade have simplified the treatment of varicose veins (1, 2). Proper evaluation of the venous system is crucial to the appropriate treatment of venous disorders. Grey scale ultrasonography (US) examination with color Doppler and spectral analysis has become increasingly important and is no ...
Wible and Spaulding 2013 nandinia
... proposed N. binotata as somewhat of a living fossil as it anatomical treatises (e.g., Mivart 1881; Ellenberger and retains many primitive anatomical features, especially in Baum 1891; Jayne 1898; Baum and Zietzschmann 1936; its ear region (Hunt 1989, 1998, 2001). Consequently, in Evans 1993). These ...
... proposed N. binotata as somewhat of a living fossil as it anatomical treatises (e.g., Mivart 1881; Ellenberger and retains many primitive anatomical features, especially in Baum 1891; Jayne 1898; Baum and Zietzschmann 1936; its ear region (Hunt 1989, 1998, 2001). Consequently, in Evans 1993). These ...
Pocket Atlas of Human Anatomy
... The success of Dr. Feneis’s “Bildwörterbuch” has been phenomenal. I remember seeing the first edition of it most vividly and wondering why no one else had thought of producing such a useful book. And now it is in its eighth German edition, and has also been translated into many languages. I have sev ...
... The success of Dr. Feneis’s “Bildwörterbuch” has been phenomenal. I remember seeing the first edition of it most vividly and wondering why no one else had thought of producing such a useful book. And now it is in its eighth German edition, and has also been translated into many languages. I have sev ...
Pocket Atlas of Human Anatomy
... The success of Dr. Feneis’s “Bildwörterbuch” has been phenomenal. I remember seeing the first edition of it most vividly and wondering why no one else had thought of producing such a useful book. And now it is in its eighth German edition, and has also been translated into many languages. I have sev ...
... The success of Dr. Feneis’s “Bildwörterbuch” has been phenomenal. I remember seeing the first edition of it most vividly and wondering why no one else had thought of producing such a useful book. And now it is in its eighth German edition, and has also been translated into many languages. I have sev ...
Pocket Atlas of Human Anatomy
... The success of Dr. Feneis’s “Bildwörterbuch” has been phenomenal. I remember seeing the first edition of it most vividly and wondering why no one else had thought of producing such a useful book. And now it is in its eighth German edition, and has also been translated into many languages. I have sev ...
... The success of Dr. Feneis’s “Bildwörterbuch” has been phenomenal. I remember seeing the first edition of it most vividly and wondering why no one else had thought of producing such a useful book. And now it is in its eighth German edition, and has also been translated into many languages. I have sev ...
The vertebral column of the genus Dicraeosaurus
... to an extent on the vertebral centra, that had to withstand the strains of pressure. These ridges, functioning as reinforcements, dominate the entire sculpture of the vertebrae to a very high degree. These positive architectural elements are elevated even more strongly for the above-mentioned purpos ...
... to an extent on the vertebral centra, that had to withstand the strains of pressure. These ridges, functioning as reinforcements, dominate the entire sculpture of the vertebrae to a very high degree. These positive architectural elements are elevated even more strongly for the above-mentioned purpos ...
PALAEONTOGRAPHICA
... an extent on the vertebral centra, that had to withstand the strains of pressure. These ridges, functioning as reinforcements, dominate the entire sculpture of the vertebrae to a very high degree. These positive architectural elements are elevated even more strongly for the above-mentioned purpose b ...
... an extent on the vertebral centra, that had to withstand the strains of pressure. These ridges, functioning as reinforcements, dominate the entire sculpture of the vertebrae to a very high degree. These positive architectural elements are elevated even more strongly for the above-mentioned purpose b ...
Rare Neurovascular Variants Arising from the Internal Carotid Artery
... segment of the posterior cerebral artery (PCA), which is the terminal branch of the basilar artery (formed by midline fusion of longitudinal neural arteries) and supplies the occipital and posteromedial temporal lobes. The anterior choroidal artery (AChA) arises from the rostral division of primitiv ...
... segment of the posterior cerebral artery (PCA), which is the terminal branch of the basilar artery (formed by midline fusion of longitudinal neural arteries) and supplies the occipital and posteromedial temporal lobes. The anterior choroidal artery (AChA) arises from the rostral division of primitiv ...
Anatomy of the Lacrimal System
... the nose. The thickened cord of epithelium becomes buried to form a rod connected to the surface epithelium at only the orbital and nasal ends. This separation from the surface typically occurs at 43 days of embryologic age.6 The superior end of the rod enlarges to form the lacrimal sac, and gives o ...
... the nose. The thickened cord of epithelium becomes buried to form a rod connected to the surface epithelium at only the orbital and nasal ends. This separation from the surface typically occurs at 43 days of embryologic age.6 The superior end of the rod enlarges to form the lacrimal sac, and gives o ...
On the structure, distribution, and function of the nerves which
... grouiped together but isolated among the others, a few fine fibres which are never less than 3 6 a, the commonest size for these, the smallest fibres to be found in these roots, being from 4 55 , to 5 4 l. Such a description holds good for the anterior roots of the first 9 spinal nerves; the anterio ...
... grouiped together but isolated among the others, a few fine fibres which are never less than 3 6 a, the commonest size for these, the smallest fibres to be found in these roots, being from 4 55 , to 5 4 l. Such a description holds good for the anterior roots of the first 9 spinal nerves; the anterio ...
56. The Sympathetic Division of Autonomic Nervous System.
... How do the greater and lesser splanchnic nerves penetrate into the abdominal cavity? +between the muscular bundles of the lumbar part of the diaphragm -through the oesophageal hiatus of the diaphragm -through the aortic tiatus of the diaphragm -through the foramen venae cavae of the diaphragm ...
... How do the greater and lesser splanchnic nerves penetrate into the abdominal cavity? +between the muscular bundles of the lumbar part of the diaphragm -through the oesophageal hiatus of the diaphragm -through the aortic tiatus of the diaphragm -through the foramen venae cavae of the diaphragm ...
Effectiveness of a Shoulder Strengthening
... Shoulder injuries are frequently sustained in American football due to the contact and collision aspect of the sport. Shoulder injuries account for about 10% to 20% of all musculoskeletal injuries that occur in American football and the shoulder is the fourth most commonly injured joint behind the h ...
... Shoulder injuries are frequently sustained in American football due to the contact and collision aspect of the sport. Shoulder injuries account for about 10% to 20% of all musculoskeletal injuries that occur in American football and the shoulder is the fourth most commonly injured joint behind the h ...
Posterior Knee Arthroscopy
... cruciate ligament on the tibia to the popliteal artery at full extension and at 100° of flexion. In the sagittal plane, the popliteal artery moved farther posteriorly with knee flexion, with its distance from the posterior cruciate insertion changing from 7.6 mm in full extension to 9.9 mm in 100° o ...
... cruciate ligament on the tibia to the popliteal artery at full extension and at 100° of flexion. In the sagittal plane, the popliteal artery moved farther posteriorly with knee flexion, with its distance from the posterior cruciate insertion changing from 7.6 mm in full extension to 9.9 mm in 100° o ...
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... is composed of two bands (Figure 3). Both bands are separated by vascular branches from the perforating peroneal artery and its anastomosis with the lateral malleolar artery8. Its close relationship with the branches of the perforating peroneal artery contributes to explaining the presence of locali ...
... is composed of two bands (Figure 3). Both bands are separated by vascular branches from the perforating peroneal artery and its anastomosis with the lateral malleolar artery8. Its close relationship with the branches of the perforating peroneal artery contributes to explaining the presence of locali ...
multiple variations of the superficial jugular veins
... of the sternum communicate each other by a transverse vein named jugular arch (27). There is considerable variation in the venous anatomy of the neck between the right and left side, as well as between individuals (26). Some of them are more common and are mentioned in textbooks of Anatomy. Regardin ...
... of the sternum communicate each other by a transverse vein named jugular arch (27). There is considerable variation in the venous anatomy of the neck between the right and left side, as well as between individuals (26). Some of them are more common and are mentioned in textbooks of Anatomy. Regardin ...
The Craniocervical Venous System in Relation to
... mm in an anterior view and approximately 2 mm in its ventrodorsal extension. The following veins regularly contributed in forming the ACC: 1) the anterior condylar vein; 2) one or several branches from the internal jugular vein or its bulb; 3) the lateral condylar vein, sometimes arising from one or ...
... mm in an anterior view and approximately 2 mm in its ventrodorsal extension. The following veins regularly contributed in forming the ACC: 1) the anterior condylar vein; 2) one or several branches from the internal jugular vein or its bulb; 3) the lateral condylar vein, sometimes arising from one or ...
Results - TUprints
... into the shaft. A tuberositas glutaea is absent in Presbytis entellus, but a faint tuberculum quadratum is present and is best visible in 4743 l and 4734 l. A linea intertrochanterica does not exist but from the medial edge of the greater trochanter a crista intertrochanterica arises. The lesser tro ...
... into the shaft. A tuberositas glutaea is absent in Presbytis entellus, but a faint tuberculum quadratum is present and is best visible in 4743 l and 4734 l. A linea intertrochanterica does not exist but from the medial edge of the greater trochanter a crista intertrochanterica arises. The lesser tro ...
Automatic parcellation of human cortical gyri and sulci using standard ⁎
... transverse occipital sulcus), obviously too few to adequately describe this region. Moreover, the TA just lists the names of cortical structures without any precise definition. ...
... transverse occipital sulcus), obviously too few to adequately describe this region. Moreover, the TA just lists the names of cortical structures without any precise definition. ...
Ankle Anatomy for the Arthroscopist. Part II: Role of the Ankle
... vessels that penetrate through the interfascicular spaces. The most distal fibers of the ligament at its origin may be confused with those of the anterior talofibular ligament [14–16]. On careful inspection, the most distal fascicle of the anterior tibiofibular ligament appears to be independent fro ...
... vessels that penetrate through the interfascicular spaces. The most distal fibers of the ligament at its origin may be confused with those of the anterior talofibular ligament [14–16]. On careful inspection, the most distal fascicle of the anterior tibiofibular ligament appears to be independent fro ...
Consistent and Reliable Anatomical Landmarks in Endoscopic
... or frontal sinuses can be safely performed. May was one of the first to acknowledge that in advanced sinus disease anatomical landmarks such as the uncinate process, basal lamina, and superior or middle turbinate are not always readily identifiable. He was also one of the first to point out that the ...
... or frontal sinuses can be safely performed. May was one of the first to acknowledge that in advanced sinus disease anatomical landmarks such as the uncinate process, basal lamina, and superior or middle turbinate are not always readily identifiable. He was also one of the first to point out that the ...
Blood vessels of the shin — anterior tibial artery
... • 1st dorsal metatarsal artery is the largest out of the metatarsal arteries. It is a continuation of the dorsal pedal artery. It runs forward on the first dorsal interosseous muscle and divides in the first interosseous space into two branches: one of them runs posterior to the tendon of the exten ...
... • 1st dorsal metatarsal artery is the largest out of the metatarsal arteries. It is a continuation of the dorsal pedal artery. It runs forward on the first dorsal interosseous muscle and divides in the first interosseous space into two branches: one of them runs posterior to the tendon of the exten ...
Anatomy of the nerves and ganglia of the aortic plexus in males
... €nig & McLachlan, 1987; Rusu, 2009; Gray, 2010; 1985; Ja Motoc et al. 2010); however, it remains unclear how many lumbar splanchnic nerves actually supply the aortic plexus. For example, although it is commonly suggested that four pairs of lumbar splanchnic nerves exist, the number said to supply th ...
... €nig & McLachlan, 1987; Rusu, 2009; Gray, 2010; 1985; Ja Motoc et al. 2010); however, it remains unclear how many lumbar splanchnic nerves actually supply the aortic plexus. For example, although it is commonly suggested that four pairs of lumbar splanchnic nerves exist, the number said to supply th ...
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 ...
Embryology and variations of cerebral arteries - a
... There is no branch except the POA in the horizontal part of the ACA, it is postulated that the medial striate artery and the recurrent artery of Heubner derive from the anastomosis between the POA and ACA. A small embryonic branch known as the median artery of the corpus callosum arises from the ACo ...
... There is no branch except the POA in the horizontal part of the ACA, it is postulated that the medial striate artery and the recurrent artery of Heubner derive from the anastomosis between the POA and ACA. A small embryonic branch known as the median artery of the corpus callosum arises from the ACo ...
Arthropod head problem
The arthropod head problem is a long-standing zoological dispute concerning the segmental composition of the heads of the various arthropod groups, and how they are evolutionarily related to each other. While the dispute has historically centered on the exact make-up of the insect head, it has been widened to include other living arthropods such as the crustaceans and chelicerates; and fossil forms, such as the many arthropods known from exceptionally preserved Cambrian faunas. While the topic has classically been based on insect embryology, in recent years a great deal of developmental molecular data has become available. Dozens of more or less distinct solutions to the problem, dating back to at least 1897, have been published, including several in the 2000s.The arthropod head problem is popularly known as the ""endless dispute"", the title of a famous paper on the subject by Jacob G. Rempel in 1975, referring to its seemingly intractable nature. Although some progress has been made since that time, the precise nature of especially the labrum and the pre-oral region of arthropods remain highly controversial.