Anatomie

Anatomy course in medicine program

Human anatomy, is the description of the body structure of Homo sapiens, its organs and their position (Topographic Anatomy). The human body has four limbs - two upper limbs (arms, forearms, hands), two lower limbs (thighs, legs, feet) - connected to the trunk, respectively, through the shoulder girdle and the pelvic girdle . At the top, the Neck supports the Head.

The human skeleton constitutes the “architectural framework” of the human body. Modeled by soft tissues (muscles, viscera, adipose tissue, etc.), it determines their shape.

A. Musculoskeletal system:

1) The axillary region

2) The elbow joint

3) The radial nerve

4) The hip joint

5) The great sciatic nerve

6) The inguino-femoral region

7) The posterior tibial pedicle

8) the bend of the elbow

9) the median nerve

10) The ulnar nerve

11) The knee joint

12) Blood supply to the hand

13) The shoulder joint

B. Trunk

14) the pericardium

15) Innervation of the heart

16) The supracardiac region

17) the trachea

18) Thoracic esophagus

19) The intercostal space

20) the thoraco-abdominal diaphragm

21) Arterial and lymphatic blood supply of

stomach

22) hepatic segmentation

23) the hepatic pedicle

24) The coeco-appendix

25) The duodeno-pancreas

26) the splenic compartment

27) The superior mesenteric artery

28) The inferior mesenteric artery

29) the lesser omentum

30) the rectum

31) The uterus

32) the thoracic duct

33) the renal compartment

34) prostate

35) bladder

36) lung segmentation

37) pulmonary hilum

C. Head, neck and sense organs

38) the temporal region

39) orbital cavity

40) the eyeball

41) the carotid region

42) the supraclavicular region

43) pharynx

44) laryngeal nerves

45) the thyroid compartment

46) oculomotor muscles

47) nasal cavity

48) parotid gland

D. Nervous system

49) brainstem

50) the third ventricle

51) the polygon of Willis

52) dura-merian sinuses

53) the fourth ventricle

54) cerebellum

55) the pneumo-gastric nerve

56) The pituitary

57) cavernous sinus

58) facial nerve

59) the trigeminal nerve

60) the spinal cord