THE HEART AND ARTERIAL CIRCULATORY SYSTEM OF TICKS
... acidophilic stains, but the myoplasm is generally chromophobic . The basophilic nuclei o f these cells seem to be distributed randomy throughout the myocardium . Histologica l sections of contracted heart muscle demonstrate a complicated network of connectiv e tissue fibers over the external surface ...
... acidophilic stains, but the myoplasm is generally chromophobic . The basophilic nuclei o f these cells seem to be distributed randomy throughout the myocardium . Histologica l sections of contracted heart muscle demonstrate a complicated network of connectiv e tissue fibers over the external surface ...
kumc 45 thigh and femoral triangle student
... Posterior: Adductor longus and magnus. Anteromedial: Sartorius muscle. ...
... Posterior: Adductor longus and magnus. Anteromedial: Sartorius muscle. ...
Slide 1 - Journal of Mechanisms and Robotics
... bundles correspond to the clavicular part, ordered from the most medial to the most lateral fibers, and the last 11 bundles correspond to the scapular part, ordered from the most medial to the most posterior fibers; teres major (TMJ), one bundle; teres minor (TMN), three bundles; coracobrachialis (C ...
... bundles correspond to the clavicular part, ordered from the most medial to the most lateral fibers, and the last 11 bundles correspond to the scapular part, ordered from the most medial to the most posterior fibers; teres major (TMJ), one bundle; teres minor (TMN), three bundles; coracobrachialis (C ...
An unusual variation of Pectoralis minor muscle and its clinical
... Pectoral muscles develop from the pectoral premuscle mass [1]. This pectoral premuscle mass lies in the lower cervical region on the medial side of arm bud. It is continuous with the arm premuscle sheath, and lies almost entirely anterior to the 1 st rib. In a CRL: 11 mm (crown rump length) embryo i ...
... Pectoral muscles develop from the pectoral premuscle mass [1]. This pectoral premuscle mass lies in the lower cervical region on the medial side of arm bud. It is continuous with the arm premuscle sheath, and lies almost entirely anterior to the 1 st rib. In a CRL: 11 mm (crown rump length) embryo i ...
Clinical Anatomy of Swallowing Mechanism
... Origin: Posterior margin of the bony palate and the palatine aponeurosis. Insertion: Posterior border of thyroid cartilage and aponeurosis of pharynx as it becomes part of the inner longitudinal muscle layer of the pharynx. Action: Contraction elevates the pharynx and the larynx, narrows fauces, and ...
... Origin: Posterior margin of the bony palate and the palatine aponeurosis. Insertion: Posterior border of thyroid cartilage and aponeurosis of pharynx as it becomes part of the inner longitudinal muscle layer of the pharynx. Action: Contraction elevates the pharynx and the larynx, narrows fauces, and ...
Variations in the anatomy of ansa cervicalis
... have been totally absent or may have hitch-hiked on other nerves in the neck such as the vagus nerve. Reports by several authors that the superior root of the AC may arise from the vagus nerve are in agreement with this [1, 12, 20]. Topographical and morphological variations of the superior root of ...
... have been totally absent or may have hitch-hiked on other nerves in the neck such as the vagus nerve. Reports by several authors that the superior root of the AC may arise from the vagus nerve are in agreement with this [1, 12, 20]. Topographical and morphological variations of the superior root of ...
Arterial, neural and muscular variations in the upper limb
... It has been suggested that the arterial variation of the upper limb is associated with the presence of the surrounding neural variations [2, 19–21]. The present case corroborates these reports. Although many of these variations cause no disturbance in the function of the upper limb, they may be of c ...
... It has been suggested that the arterial variation of the upper limb is associated with the presence of the surrounding neural variations [2, 19–21]. The present case corroborates these reports. Although many of these variations cause no disturbance in the function of the upper limb, they may be of c ...
The Perineum
... It is a diamond-shaped area on the inferior surface of the trunk that includes the anus and, in females, the vagina. ...
... It is a diamond-shaped area on the inferior surface of the trunk that includes the anus and, in females, the vagina. ...
THE MUSCULATURE OF THE LABRUM, LABIUM AMD
... 21. Muscle !£, instead of arising on the tentorial structure, as it does in the cockroach, arises centrally in the middle region of the mentum; this is an unusual origini for this muscl^ as it usually arises at some point on the posterior tentorial structure. The insertion of this muscle does not va ...
... 21. Muscle !£, instead of arising on the tentorial structure, as it does in the cockroach, arises centrally in the middle region of the mentum; this is an unusual origini for this muscl^ as it usually arises at some point on the posterior tentorial structure. The insertion of this muscle does not va ...
Perenium - Dr. Krieg
... to the perineal body to anchor the anus. Just posterior to the rectum, the ischiorectal fossae from either side are continuous with each other such that an infection of the fossae can assume a horseshoe shape. The area through which the fossae connect posteriorly is between the superficial and ...
... to the perineal body to anchor the anus. Just posterior to the rectum, the ischiorectal fossae from either side are continuous with each other such that an infection of the fossae can assume a horseshoe shape. The area through which the fossae connect posteriorly is between the superficial and ...
Location and Stability of Rectus Muscle Pulleys
... "permitted sideslip" hypothesis, by which unspecified constraints2 or musculo-global elasticities3'4 were proposed to allow only limited muscle path displacement during gaze shifts. The most recent evidence demonstrates that paths of the rectus EOM bellies are tightly constrained in the orbit during ...
... "permitted sideslip" hypothesis, by which unspecified constraints2 or musculo-global elasticities3'4 were proposed to allow only limited muscle path displacement during gaze shifts. The most recent evidence demonstrates that paths of the rectus EOM bellies are tightly constrained in the orbit during ...
15 Resection of the Posterior Compartment of the Thigh
... the posterior compartment. There are no imaging studies that can reliably demonstrate the relationship of the tumor to the sciatic nerve. Both the MRI and CAT can be useful, although the deciding factor to proceed with a resection or amputation can sometimes only be made at the time of exploration o ...
... the posterior compartment. There are no imaging studies that can reliably demonstrate the relationship of the tumor to the sciatic nerve. Both the MRI and CAT can be useful, although the deciding factor to proceed with a resection or amputation can sometimes only be made at the time of exploration o ...
Effects of Lumbar Stabilization Using a Pressure Biofeedback Unit
... subsystems. Panjabi4 also defined a neutral zone as being a midrange position with minimal resistance to displacement owing to minimal tension in the passive subsystem. In this midrange position, deep intersegmental muscle contraction should be provided to control excessive motion and to compensate ...
... subsystems. Panjabi4 also defined a neutral zone as being a midrange position with minimal resistance to displacement owing to minimal tension in the passive subsystem. In this midrange position, deep intersegmental muscle contraction should be provided to control excessive motion and to compensate ...
15 The muscles of the head and neck.
... Which parts has the nasal muscle? +the transverse and alar parts -the transverse and vertical parts -the medial and lateral parts -the external and internal parts ...
... Which parts has the nasal muscle? +the transverse and alar parts -the transverse and vertical parts -the medial and lateral parts -the external and internal parts ...
Dr.Kaan Yücel http://yeditepeanatomy1.org Pectoral region
... The strong inferior part of the serratus anterior rotates the scapula, elevating its glenoid cavity so the arm can be raised above the shoulder. It also anchors the scapula, keeping it closely applied to the thoracic wall, enabling other muscles to use it as a fixed bone for movements of the humerus ...
... The strong inferior part of the serratus anterior rotates the scapula, elevating its glenoid cavity so the arm can be raised above the shoulder. It also anchors the scapula, keeping it closely applied to the thoracic wall, enabling other muscles to use it as a fixed bone for movements of the humerus ...
Applied Anatomy and Physiology of oral Cavity
... of the force used when grinding food between teeth of the same side. It is arguably the most important function of the inferior head of lateral pterygoid. It is often stated that the upper head is used to pull the articular disc forward when the jaw is opened. Most of the power of a clenching force ...
... of the force used when grinding food between teeth of the same side. It is arguably the most important function of the inferior head of lateral pterygoid. It is often stated that the upper head is used to pull the articular disc forward when the jaw is opened. Most of the power of a clenching force ...
Unit 30: Perineum
... With the cadaver in the supine position, slightly flex the hip and knee joints and abduct the thighs. Note the external genitalia of the female (in an area called the vulva) (Plates 359, 60;3.52,3.53). The labia majora have pubic hair and are separated by the pudendal cleft. In the pudendal cleft ar ...
... With the cadaver in the supine position, slightly flex the hip and knee joints and abduct the thighs. Note the external genitalia of the female (in an area called the vulva) (Plates 359, 60;3.52,3.53). The labia majora have pubic hair and are separated by the pudendal cleft. In the pudendal cleft ar ...
study of two unusual separate biceps brachii muscle
... nerve nor its communicating branch pierced the muscle. In the present case all the muscles of the front of the arm were supplied by median nerve which does not coincide with any of Venieratos's classification [19, 20]. The knowledge of such variation is important during surgical corrections in the a ...
... nerve nor its communicating branch pierced the muscle. In the present case all the muscles of the front of the arm were supplied by median nerve which does not coincide with any of Venieratos's classification [19, 20]. The knowledge of such variation is important during surgical corrections in the a ...
Lumbar region - Lectures - gblnetto
... Each kidney is convered by a fibrous capsule, which is cloÂsely applied to the cortex and which in health may be stripped off easily. Each kidney and suprarenal gland is surrounded by adipose tissue called perirenal fat. This is turn enclosed by the anterior and posterior layers of the renal fascia. ...
... Each kidney is convered by a fibrous capsule, which is cloÂsely applied to the cortex and which in health may be stripped off easily. Each kidney and suprarenal gland is surrounded by adipose tissue called perirenal fat. This is turn enclosed by the anterior and posterior layers of the renal fascia. ...
Trapezius Rotational Flap for Cervico
... can be divided into superior and inferior segments. The superior segment is the most important part of the muscle since it receives the spinal accessory nerve for motor innervation. The inferior part of the trapezius is known as a dispensable unit. The blood supply enters through the deep surface fr ...
... can be divided into superior and inferior segments. The superior segment is the most important part of the muscle since it receives the spinal accessory nerve for motor innervation. The inferior part of the trapezius is known as a dispensable unit. The blood supply enters through the deep surface fr ...
Skeletal muscle
Skeletal muscle is a form of striated muscle tissue which is under the voluntary control of the somatic nervous system. It is one of three major muscle types, the others being cardiac muscle and smooth muscle. Most skeletal muscles are attached to bones by bundles of collagen fibers known as tendons.Skeletal muscle is made up of individual muscle cells or myocytes, known as muscle fibers. They are formed from the fusion of developmental myoblasts (a type of embryonic progenitor cell that gives rise to a muscle cell) in a process known as myogenesis. Muscle fibres are cylindrical, and multinucleated.Muscle fibers are in turn composed of myofibrils. The myofibrils are composed of actin and myosin filaments, repeated in units called sarcomeres, the basic functional units of the muscle fiber. The sarcomere is responsible for the striated appearance of skeletal muscle, and forms the basic machinery necessary for muscle contraction. The term muscle refers to multiple bundles of muscle fibers called fascicles. All muscles also contain connective tissue arranged in layers of fasciae. Each muscle is enclosed in a layer of fascia; each fascicle is enclosed by a layer of fascia and each individual muscle fiber is also enclosed in a layer of fascia.