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TeachMe Anatomy Part of the TeachMe Series Sign UpLog In * Subjects * The Basics * Terminology * Anatomical Position * Body Planes * Terms of Movement * Terms of Location * Embryology Terms * Joints * Classification * Synovial Joint * Joint Stability * Histology * Bone * Skeletal Muscle * Blood Vessels * Nerves * Lymphatics * Skin * Embryology * Weeks 1-3 * Dermatomes * Myotomes * The Limbs * Head and Neck * Cardiovascular System * Respiratory System * Urinary System * Reproductive System * Central Nervous System * Imaging * X-Ray * CT * MRI * Head * Areas * Scalp * Cranial Fossae * Pterygopalatine Fossa * Infratemporal Fossa * Mastoid Fossa * Bones * Skull * Bony Orbit * Frontal Bone * Sphenoid Bone * Ethmoid Bone * Temporal Bone * Occipital Bone * Mandible * Nasal Skeleton * Cranial Foramina * Muscles * The Tongue * Facial Expression * Extraocular * Mastication * Nerves * Sympathetic Innervation * Parasympathetic Innervation * Ophthalmic Nerve * Maxillary Nerve * Mandibular Nerve * Organs * The Ear * The Eye * Nose and Sinuses * Salivary Glands * Oral Cavity * Joints * TMJ * Vessels * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Lymphatics * Other * Lacrimal Gland * Eyelids * Teeth * Palate * Neuroanatomy * Structures * Basal Ganglia * Cerebrum * Cerebellum * Meninges * Pineal Gland * Pituitary Gland * Spinal Cord (Grey Matter) * Brainstem * Midbrain * Pons * Medulla Oblongata * Pathways * Ascending Tracts * Descending Tracts * Visual Pathway * Auditory Pathway * Cranial Nerves * Summary * Olfactory Nerve (CN I) * Optic Nerve (CN II) * Oculomotor Nerve (CN III) * Trochlear Nerve (CN IV) * Trigeminal Nerve (CN V) * Abducens Nerve (CN VI) * Facial Nerve (CN VII) * Vestibulocochlear Nerve (CN VIII) * Glossopharyngeal Nerve (CN IX) * Vagus Nerve (CN X) * Accessory Nerve (CN XI) * Hypoglossal Nerve (CN XII) * Blood Vessels & CSF * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Dural Venous Sinuses * Cavernous Sinus * Ventricles * Neck * Areas * Anterior Triangle * Posterior Triangle * Bones * Cervical Spine * Hyoid Bone * Organs * Pharynx * Larynx * Oesophagus * Thyroid Gland * Parathyroid Glands * Muscles * Suboccipital * Suprahyoids * Infrahyoids * Scalenes * Nerves * Phrenic Nerve * Cervical Plexus * Vessels * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Lymphatics * Other * Fascial Layers * Tonsils (Waldeyer's Ring) * Thorax * Areas * Superior Mediastinum * Anterior Mediastinum * Middle Mediastinum * Posterior Mediastinum * Bones * Ribs * Sternum * Thoracic Spine * Muscles * Thoracic Cage * Diaphragm * Organs * Thymus Gland * Mammary Glands * Heart * Lungs * Tracheobronchial Tree * Pleurae * Vasculature * Aorta * Superior Vena Cava * Back * Bones * Vertebral Column * Muscles * Superficial * Intermediate * Deep * Nerves * Spinal Cord * Upper Limb * Areas * Axilla * Quadrangular Space * Triangular Interval * Triangular Space * Cubital Fossa * Ulnar Tunnel * Extensor Compartments * Ulnar Canal * Carpal Tunnel * Anatomical Snuffbox * Bones * Scapula * Clavicle * Humerus * Ulna * Radius * The Hand * Muscles * Pectoral Region * Shoulder Region * Upper Arm * Anterior Forearm * Posterior Forearm * Hand * Nerves * Brachial Plexus * Axillary Nerve * Musculocutaneous Nerve * Median Nerve * Radial Nerve * Ulnar Nerve * Joints * Acromioclavicular Joint * Sternoclavicular Joint * Shoulder Joint * Elbow Joint * Radioulnar Joints * Wrist Joint * Metacarpophalangeal Joint * Proximal Interphalangeal Joint * Blood Vessels & Lymphatics * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Lymphatics * Other * Nail Unit * Hand Flexor Pulley System * Lower Limb * Areas * Femoral Triangle * Femoral Canal * Adductor Canal * Popliteal Fossa * Tarsal Tunnel * Bones * Femur * Patella * Tibia * Fibula * The Foot * Muscles * Fascia Lata * Gluteal Region * Thigh * Leg * Foot * Nerves * Lumbar Plexus * Sacral Plexus * Femoral Nerve * Obturator Nerve * Sciatic Nerve * Tibial Nerve * Common Fibular Nerve * Superficial Fibular Nerve * Deep Fibular Nerve * Joints * Hip Joint * Knee Joint * Tibiofibular Joints * Ankle Joint * Subtalar Joint * Blood Vessels & Lymphatics * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Lymphatics * Other * Foot Arches * Walking and Gaits * Abdomen * Areas * Abdominal Cavity * Calot’s Triangle * The Peritoneum * Inguinal Canal * Hesselbach's Triangle * Bones * Lumbar Spine * Muscles * Anterolateral Abdominal Wall * Posterior Abdominal Wall * GI Tract * Oesophagus * Stomach * Small Intestine * Appendix * Cecum * Colon * Rectum * Anal Canal * Accessory Organs * Liver * Gallbladder * Pancreas * Spleen * Adrenal Glands * Kidneys * Mesentery * Vasculature * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Pelvis * Areas * Perineum * Sciatic Foramina * Bones * Hip Bone * Pelvic Girdle * Sacrum * Coccyx * Sacroiliac Joint * Muscles * Pelvic Floor * Organs * Ureters * Urinary Bladder * Urethra * Male Repro * Penis * Testes and Epididymis * Scrotum * Spermatic Cord * Prostate Gland * Bulbourethral Glands * Seminal Vesicles * Female Repro * Vulva * Vagina * Cervix * Uterus * Fallopian (Uterine) Tubes * Ovaries * Supporting Ligaments * Vasculature * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Other * Sacral Plexus * Pudendal Nerve * 3D Body * Complete Anatomy * Male Body * Female Body * Anatomy by Region * Head and Neck * Thorax * Back * Abdomen * Upper Limb * Lower Limb * Female Pelvis * Male Pelvis * Anatomy by Structure * Skeletal * Muscular * Cardiovascular * Nervous * Lymphatic * Anatomy by System * Endocrine * Gastrointestinal * Respiratory * Female Reproductive * Male Reproductive * Urinary * Question Bank * App * Contact Us search Sign Up menuclose * The Basics * Terminology * Anatomical Position * Body Planes * Terms of Movement * Terms of Location * Embryology Terms * Joints * Classification * Synovial Joint * Joint Stability * Histology * Bone * Skeletal Muscle * Blood Vessels * Nerves * Lymphatics * Skin * Embryology * Weeks 1-3 * Dermatomes * Myotomes * The Limbs * Head and Neck * Cardiovascular System * Respiratory System * Urinary System * Reproductive System * Central Nervous System * Imaging * X-Ray * CT * MRI * Head * Areas * Scalp * Cranial Fossae * Pterygopalatine Fossa * Infratemporal Fossa * Mastoid Fossa * Bones * Skull * Bony Orbit * Frontal Bone * Sphenoid Bone * Ethmoid Bone * Temporal Bone * Occipital Bone * Mandible * Nasal Skeleton * Cranial Foramina * Muscles * The Tongue * Facial Expression * Extraocular * Mastication * Nerves * Sympathetic Innervation * Parasympathetic Innervation * Ophthalmic Nerve * Maxillary Nerve * Mandibular Nerve * Organs * The Ear * The Eye * Nose and Sinuses * Salivary Glands * Oral Cavity * Joints * TMJ * Vessels * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Lymphatics * Other * Lacrimal Gland * Eyelids * Teeth * Palate * Neuroanatomy * Structures * Basal Ganglia * Cerebrum * Cerebellum * Meninges * Pineal Gland * Pituitary Gland * Spinal Cord (Grey Matter) * Brainstem * Midbrain * Pons * Medulla Oblongata * Pathways * Ascending Tracts * Descending Tracts * Visual Pathway * Auditory Pathway * Cranial Nerves * Summary * Olfactory Nerve (CN I) * Optic Nerve (CN II) * Oculomotor Nerve (CN III) * Trochlear Nerve (CN IV) * Trigeminal Nerve (CN V) * Abducens Nerve (CN VI) * Facial Nerve (CN VII) * Vestibulocochlear Nerve (CN VIII) * Glossopharyngeal Nerve (CN IX) * Vagus Nerve (CN X) * Accessory Nerve (CN XI) * Hypoglossal Nerve (CN XII) * Blood Vessels & CSF * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Dural Venous Sinuses * Cavernous Sinus * Ventricles * Neck * Areas * Anterior Triangle * Posterior Triangle * Bones * Cervical Spine * Hyoid Bone * Organs * Pharynx * Larynx * Oesophagus * Thyroid Gland * Parathyroid Glands * Muscles * Suboccipital * Suprahyoids * Infrahyoids * Scalenes * Nerves * Phrenic Nerve * Cervical Plexus * Vessels * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Lymphatics * Other * Fascial Layers * Tonsils (Waldeyer's Ring) * Thorax * Areas * Superior Mediastinum * Anterior Mediastinum * Middle Mediastinum * Posterior Mediastinum * Bones * Ribs * Sternum * Thoracic Spine * Muscles * Thoracic Cage * Diaphragm * Organs * Thymus Gland * Mammary Glands * Heart * Lungs * Tracheobronchial Tree * Pleurae * Vasculature * Aorta * Superior Vena Cava * Back * Bones * Vertebral Column * Muscles * Superficial * Intermediate * Deep * Nerves * Spinal Cord * Upper Limb * Areas * Axilla * Quadrangular Space * Triangular Interval * Triangular Space * Cubital Fossa * Ulnar Tunnel * Extensor Compartments * Ulnar Canal * Carpal Tunnel * Anatomical Snuffbox * Bones * Scapula * Clavicle * Humerus * Ulna * Radius * The Hand * Muscles * Pectoral Region * Shoulder Region * Upper Arm * Anterior Forearm * Posterior Forearm * Hand * Nerves * Brachial Plexus * Axillary Nerve * Musculocutaneous Nerve * Median Nerve * Radial Nerve * Ulnar Nerve * Joints * Acromioclavicular Joint * Sternoclavicular Joint * Shoulder Joint * Elbow Joint * Radioulnar Joints * Wrist Joint * Metacarpophalangeal Joint * Proximal Interphalangeal Joint * Blood Vessels & Lymphatics * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Lymphatics * Other * Nail Unit * Hand Flexor Pulley System * Lower Limb * Areas * Femoral Triangle * Femoral Canal * Adductor Canal * Popliteal Fossa * Tarsal Tunnel * Bones * Femur * Patella * Tibia * Fibula * The Foot * Muscles * Fascia Lata * Gluteal Region * Thigh * Leg * Foot * Nerves * Lumbar Plexus * Sacral Plexus * Femoral Nerve * Obturator Nerve * Sciatic Nerve * Tibial Nerve * Common Fibular Nerve * Superficial Fibular Nerve * Deep Fibular Nerve * Joints * Hip Joint * Knee Joint * Tibiofibular Joints * Ankle Joint * Subtalar Joint * Blood Vessels & Lymphatics * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Lymphatics * Other * Foot Arches * Walking and Gaits * Abdomen * Areas * Abdominal Cavity * Calot’s Triangle * The Peritoneum * Inguinal Canal * Hesselbach's Triangle * Bones * Lumbar Spine * Muscles * Anterolateral Abdominal Wall * Posterior Abdominal Wall * GI Tract * Oesophagus * Stomach * Small Intestine * Appendix * Cecum * Colon * Rectum * Anal Canal * Accessory Organs * Liver * Gallbladder * Pancreas * Spleen * Adrenal Glands * Kidneys * Mesentery * Vasculature * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Pelvis * Areas * Perineum * Sciatic Foramina * Bones * Hip Bone * Pelvic Girdle * Sacrum * Coccyx * Sacroiliac Joint * Muscles * Pelvic Floor * Organs * Ureters * Urinary Bladder * Urethra * Male Repro * Penis * Testes and Epididymis * Scrotum * Spermatic Cord * Prostate Gland * Bulbourethral Glands * Seminal Vesicles * Female Repro * Vulva * Vagina * Cervix * Uterus * Fallopian (Uterine) Tubes * Ovaries * Supporting Ligaments * Vasculature * Arterial Supply * Venous Drainage * Other * Sacral Plexus * Pudendal Nerve * 3D Body * Complete Anatomy * Male Body * Female Body * Anatomy by Region * Head and Neck * Thorax * Back * Abdomen * Upper Limb * Lower Limb * Female Pelvis * Male Pelvis * Anatomy by Structure * Skeletal * Muscular * Cardiovascular * Nervous * Lymphatic * Anatomy by System * Endocrine * Gastrointestinal * Respiratory * 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