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 ...
Unilateral Double Axillary and Double Brachial Arteries
... also recorded the bifurcation of brachial artery I into radial and ulnar arteries in cubital fossa,and further continuation of brachial artery II as common interosseous artery. Yoshinaga et al. (2003) observed the termination of deep brachial artery as inferior ulnar collateral artery in the middle ...
... also recorded the bifurcation of brachial artery I into radial and ulnar arteries in cubital fossa,and further continuation of brachial artery II as common interosseous artery. Yoshinaga et al. (2003) observed the termination of deep brachial artery as inferior ulnar collateral artery in the middle ...
BD Chaurasia`s
... majority of our students in India. The national symposium on "Anatomy in Medical Education" held at Delhi in 1978 was a call to change the existing system of teaching the unnecessary minute details to the undergraduate students. This attempt has been made with an object to meet the requirements of a ...
... majority of our students in India. The national symposium on "Anatomy in Medical Education" held at Delhi in 1978 was a call to change the existing system of teaching the unnecessary minute details to the undergraduate students. This attempt has been made with an object to meet the requirements of a ...
Rare Neurovascular Variants Arising from the Internal Carotid Artery
... extends to or near the midline of the posterior pharyngeal wall, which lies beneath the mucosa.15 Its presence places a patient at higher surgical risk for carotid injury during traumatic intubation, oropharyngeal tumor resection, tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, or palatopharyngoplasty. The etiology h ...
... extends to or near the midline of the posterior pharyngeal wall, which lies beneath the mucosa.15 Its presence places a patient at higher surgical risk for carotid injury during traumatic intubation, oropharyngeal tumor resection, tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, or palatopharyngoplasty. The etiology h ...
18 Technical and Anatomical Considerations of the External Carotid
... their counterparts and with the adjacent pharyngeal branches on the same side. The superior pharyngeal (or Eustachian) branch reaches the Eustachian tube’s meatus on its medial side, lateral to the pharyngeal recess. It anastomoses with the corresponding branches of the accessory meningeal and ptery ...
... their counterparts and with the adjacent pharyngeal branches on the same side. The superior pharyngeal (or Eustachian) branch reaches the Eustachian tube’s meatus on its medial side, lateral to the pharyngeal recess. It anastomoses with the corresponding branches of the accessory meningeal and ptery ...
Dangerous Extracranial–Intracranial
... n the last 20 years, the role of embolization of the external carotid artery (ECA) territory has become increasingly more important, mainly for transarterial endovascular treatment of dural arteriovenous fistulas,1,2 treatment of epistaxis, and preoperative embolization of head and neck tumors to de ...
... n the last 20 years, the role of embolization of the external carotid artery (ECA) territory has become increasingly more important, mainly for transarterial endovascular treatment of dural arteriovenous fistulas,1,2 treatment of epistaxis, and preoperative embolization of head and neck tumors to de ...
trifurcation of external carotid artery and variant branches of
... The external carotid artery normally divides into two terminal branches at the level of the neck of the mandible. The terminal branches are usually the superficial temporal and maxillary arteries. The maxillary artery is described to be in three parts in relation to the lateral pterygoid muscle as t ...
... The external carotid artery normally divides into two terminal branches at the level of the neck of the mandible. The terminal branches are usually the superficial temporal and maxillary arteries. The maxillary artery is described to be in three parts in relation to the lateral pterygoid muscle as t ...
Dysphagia Foundation, Theory and Practice
... example a biscuit or cookie) on its journey towards the oesophagus. Once a firm mental picture is achieved we can take a closer look at how the structures we pass are innervated and coordinated. Looking posteriorly upon entering the oral cavity, the bolus is thrust sideways into the teeth by the mov ...
... example a biscuit or cookie) on its journey towards the oesophagus. Once a firm mental picture is achieved we can take a closer look at how the structures we pass are innervated and coordinated. Looking posteriorly upon entering the oral cavity, the bolus is thrust sideways into the teeth by the mov ...
Multiple arterial anomalies in upper limb Baral P, Vijayabhaskar P
... he arterial system of upper limb begins with the axillary artery, a continuation of subclavian artery from the outer border of first rib to the lower border of teres major. The artery is divisible into three parts by pectoralis minor muscle as it crosses the artery anteriorly: First part gives super ...
... he arterial system of upper limb begins with the axillary artery, a continuation of subclavian artery from the outer border of first rib to the lower border of teres major. The artery is divisible into three parts by pectoralis minor muscle as it crosses the artery anteriorly: First part gives super ...
CN-Multiple arterial anomalies in upper limb.indd
... radial artery did not give any contribution to superficial palmar arch which is solely formed by the continuation of ulnar artery. This type of anomalies are very rare and is not reported in Nepalese cadaver at all. These anomalies are described in detail and their clinical relevance is highlighted. ...
... radial artery did not give any contribution to superficial palmar arch which is solely formed by the continuation of ulnar artery. This type of anomalies are very rare and is not reported in Nepalese cadaver at all. These anomalies are described in detail and their clinical relevance is highlighted. ...
Unusual Branching Pattern of Axillary Artery Associated with the
... axillary artery are available. A study of branching pattern of axillary artery indicates that 28% of cases have variation in branching pattern of axillary artery, and 16% of variation are found in branching pattern of second part of axillary artery.[5] In a case report, it was revealed that the thor ...
... axillary artery are available. A study of branching pattern of axillary artery indicates that 28% of cases have variation in branching pattern of axillary artery, and 16% of variation are found in branching pattern of second part of axillary artery.[5] In a case report, it was revealed that the thor ...
ARTERIES (ARTERIAE) Arteries carry blood from the heart. Arteries
... – directs cranially, enters the transverse foramen of the C6 vertebra and passes through transverse foramina of upper cervical vertebrae – after leaving the transverse foramen of the atlas it lies in the grove for the vertebral artery of the atlas, then it penetrates the posterior atlantooccipital m ...
... – directs cranially, enters the transverse foramen of the C6 vertebra and passes through transverse foramina of upper cervical vertebrae – after leaving the transverse foramen of the atlas it lies in the grove for the vertebral artery of the atlas, then it penetrates the posterior atlantooccipital m ...
Chapter 12
... Anatomy of the Lip The lip is composed primarily of muscles, covered by skin on the outer surface and mucosa on the inner surface. The lip edge or vermillion is covered by nonkeratinizing epithelium made red by numerous highly vascular connective tissue papillae. The junction between the vermillion ...
... Anatomy of the Lip The lip is composed primarily of muscles, covered by skin on the outer surface and mucosa on the inner surface. The lip edge or vermillion is covered by nonkeratinizing epithelium made red by numerous highly vascular connective tissue papillae. The junction between the vermillion ...
Blood vessels of the shin — anterior tibial artery
... space where it bifurcates and gives off terminal branches — first dorsal metatarsal artery and the deep perforating branch. Relocating anteriorly the artery insignificantly deviates medially (the course of the artery almost parallels the axis of the foot and corresponds to the segment running from t ...
... space where it bifurcates and gives off terminal branches — first dorsal metatarsal artery and the deep perforating branch. Relocating anteriorly the artery insignificantly deviates medially (the course of the artery almost parallels the axis of the foot and corresponds to the segment running from t ...
UE Arteries - AandPonline.com
... certain terms. You will find that certain structures, the deep palmar arch for example, appear as both radial and ulnar artery structures. This is due to the fact that some arterial branches connect to both the ulnar and radial artery, and therefore are listed in duplicate based on their origin. Tha ...
... certain terms. You will find that certain structures, the deep palmar arch for example, appear as both radial and ulnar artery structures. This is due to the fact that some arterial branches connect to both the ulnar and radial artery, and therefore are listed in duplicate based on their origin. Tha ...
Paramedian Ectopic Thyroid Gland and Unusual Origin of Superior
... ate completely, leaving behind the ectopic thyroid tissue above the level of cricoid cartilage (1). Clinically, ectopic thyroid tissue is seen in about 1 per 100,000 to 300,000 people. However, its prevalence ranges from 7% to 10% in autopsy studies. Its incidence is more common in females and in pe ...
... ate completely, leaving behind the ectopic thyroid tissue above the level of cricoid cartilage (1). Clinically, ectopic thyroid tissue is seen in about 1 per 100,000 to 300,000 people. However, its prevalence ranges from 7% to 10% in autopsy studies. Its incidence is more common in females and in pe ...
Automatic parcellation of human cortical gyri and sulci using standard ⁎
... into the bounding sulci. For example, the precentral gyrus maybe considered (1) as the part of the cortex located between the fundus of the precentral sulcus anteriorly, and the fundus of the central sulcus posteriorly, or (2) restricted to the cortex located between the posterior bank of the precen ...
... into the bounding sulci. For example, the precentral gyrus maybe considered (1) as the part of the cortex located between the fundus of the precentral sulcus anteriorly, and the fundus of the central sulcus posteriorly, or (2) restricted to the cortex located between the posterior bank of the precen ...
Ascending pharyngeal artery collateral circulation
... a genu, and a horizontal segment. Also, the lateral margin of the genu approaches the hypotympanic portion of the middle ear, which may be approximated by extending a vertical line down from the vestibule [5] (Fig. 6). The ascending pharyngeal collateral does not have three distinctly comparable seg ...
... a genu, and a horizontal segment. Also, the lateral margin of the genu approaches the hypotympanic portion of the middle ear, which may be approximated by extending a vertical line down from the vestibule [5] (Fig. 6). The ascending pharyngeal collateral does not have three distinctly comparable seg ...
Arteries of the Human Body
... Passes retroperitoneally to reach hepatoduodenal ligament and passes between its layers to porta hepatis; bifurcates into right and left hepatic arteries ...
... Passes retroperitoneally to reach hepatoduodenal ligament and passes between its layers to porta hepatis; bifurcates into right and left hepatic arteries ...
An Anatomical Study of the Arterial Supply to the Soft Palate
... description include additional contributions from the recurrent pharyngeal (branch of the external carotid artery) and lesser palatine (branch of the third part of maxillary artery) arteries (Huang et al., 1998a) and tonsillar branches of the facial artery (Cheng et al., 2000). Anastomoses between t ...
... description include additional contributions from the recurrent pharyngeal (branch of the external carotid artery) and lesser palatine (branch of the third part of maxillary artery) arteries (Huang et al., 1998a) and tonsillar branches of the facial artery (Cheng et al., 2000). Anastomoses between t ...
variations in the branching pattern of popliteal artery and it`s clinical
... hiatus, normally divides into anterior and posterior tibial arteries at the level of lower border of popliteus muscle. Aim: This study attempts to analyze the level of division and as well as the branching pattern of the popliteal artery. Methodology: A study on forty lower limbs of twenty embalmed ...
... hiatus, normally divides into anterior and posterior tibial arteries at the level of lower border of popliteus muscle. Aim: This study attempts to analyze the level of division and as well as the branching pattern of the popliteal artery. Methodology: A study on forty lower limbs of twenty embalmed ...
a case of fibular artery variation
... the right side, it gave a branch that pierced the interosseos membrane and then it continued as dorsalis pedis artery (Fig.1). On the left side, after passing behind medial malleolus, it divides into two branches, lateral and medial plantar arteries, under the abductor hallucis muscle. DİSCUSSİON Th ...
... the right side, it gave a branch that pierced the interosseos membrane and then it continued as dorsalis pedis artery (Fig.1). On the left side, after passing behind medial malleolus, it divides into two branches, lateral and medial plantar arteries, under the abductor hallucis muscle. DİSCUSSİON Th ...
PDF - International Journal of Advanced Research
... thyroid artery 2) External carotid artery 3) Internal carotid artery. The STA then descended along the lateral border of thyrohyoid to reach the apex of the thyroid gland where it terminated by supplying the gland, superior belly of omohyoid and thyrohyoid muscles. Immediately after the bifurcation ...
... thyroid artery 2) External carotid artery 3) Internal carotid artery. The STA then descended along the lateral border of thyrohyoid to reach the apex of the thyroid gland where it terminated by supplying the gland, superior belly of omohyoid and thyrohyoid muscles. Immediately after the bifurcation ...
An arctomorph carnivoran skull from the Phosphorites - AGRO
... encompassing ursoids, pinnipeds, and musteloids. They are united by the derived development of the suprameatal fossa in the middle ear and the derived loss of the third upper molar (Wolsan 1993a). Their fossil record dates back to the late Eocene of North America (early Chadronian, about 36-37 Ma) f ...
... encompassing ursoids, pinnipeds, and musteloids. They are united by the derived development of the suprameatal fossa in the middle ear and the derived loss of the third upper molar (Wolsan 1993a). Their fossil record dates back to the late Eocene of North America (early Chadronian, about 36-37 Ma) f ...
ANTHONY B. OLINGER, PhD - Wolters Kluwer Health | Lippincott
... tend to use an atlas as a reference—a way to quickly look up a structure or region, rather than to read it in its entirety. The tables and outlines at the beginning of each new system provide background information on that system’s associated structures. Outlines are presented consistently to speed ...
... tend to use an atlas as a reference—a way to quickly look up a structure or region, rather than to read it in its entirety. The tables and outlines at the beginning of each new system provide background information on that system’s associated structures. Outlines are presented consistently to speed ...
Tongue
The tongue is a muscular hydrostat on the floor of the mouth of most vertebrates which manipulates food for mastication. It is the primary organ of taste (gustation), as much of its upper surface is covered in taste buds. The tongue's upper surface is also covered in numerous lingual papillae. It is sensitive and kept moist by saliva, and is richly supplied with nerves and blood vessels. In humans a secondary function of the tongue is phonetic articulation. The tongue also serves as a natural means of cleaning one's teeth. The ability to perceive different tastes is not localised in different parts of the tongue, as is widely believed. This error arose because of misinterpretation of some 19th-century research (see tongue map).