anatomy

What are the phalanges? Anatomy: Features, Joints and Muscles. Functions: What are they for? Pathologies: Fractures

What are the bones of the foot? What is their anatomy? What are their functions? Which pathologies can affect you?

What is the tarsus? Where does it reside? What bones make it up? What is its anatomy? What functions does it perform?

What is the nasal septum? What is its anatomy? What functions does it cover? What pathologies can develop

What is a frenulum? How many types are there in the human body? Which are the most important? What are they for?

What is the Trigeminal Nerve? Anatomy: Origin, Course and Main Branches. What is it for: Functions. Pathologies and Curiosities

What is the sternum? Where does it reside and how many parts make it up? What functions does it perform? What is the main associated pathology?

What is the shoulder? What is its skeletal structure? What muscles does it include? What functions does it perform?

What is the coccyx? What is its anatomy and which joints does it form? What function does it cover? What pathologies can it develop?

What is the sacrum? What is its anatomy? What functions does it perform? What pathologies can affect him?

What is the Willis Polygon? Anatomy: Seat, Structure and Variants. Functions: which parts of the brain does it supply with blood? Possible pathologies

What is the Pudendal Nerve? Anatomy: Origin, Course, Branches and Relationships. Motor and Sensitive Functions. Pathologies and Clinical Use

What are the Cerebral Ventricles? Anatomy: Location, Relations and Characteristics. Function: what are they for? Pathologies: Hydrocephalus

What are dermatomes? Characteristics: Name, Associated Spinal Nerves, Distribution. Mapping: Areas of Innervation. Diagnostic Utility

What are Ulna and Radio? Anatomy: Seat, Borders and Characteristic Elements. Ossification. What is their function? Pathologies: Types of Fracture

Forearm Muscles: What, Which and How Many Are There? Anatomy: Seat, Tendons, Origin and Terminal Insertion. Function: which movements do they allow?

What is the Azygos Vein? Anatomy: Origin, Course, Tributary Veins and Variants. What is its function? Pathologies: Lacerations and Aneurysms

What is the Celiac Trunk? Anatomy: Origin, Location, Branches and Variants. Functions: Which organs does it supply blood? Pathologies

What are the Spinal Nerves? Anatomy: Subdivision, Origin, Course, Branches and Nervous Plexuses. What functions do they cover?

What are the Hard Palate and the Soft Palate? Outline of Anatomy: Seat, Relationships, Innervation and Vascularization. Functions. Most common pathologies