Venous Drainage of the Pelvis Diagram
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Venous Drainage of the Pelvis Diagram

Pelvic venous drainage includes internal iliac veins (gluteal, obturator, vesical, uterine/vaginal, rectal plexuses), external iliac (femoral continuation), common iliac to IVC. Valveless plexuses allow retrograde spread in malignancy.
Peristaltic Contractions of the Stomach Diagram
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Peristaltic Contractions of the Stomach Diagram

Peristaltic contractions of the stomach involve coordinated circular muscle waves starting at the fundus/body, progressing toward the pylorus to mix and propel chyme. They’re regulated by enteric nervous system, vagus…
Third Layer of Plantar Muscles Diagram
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Third Layer of Plantar Muscles Diagram

Third layer of plantar muscles includes flexor hallucis brevis (to big toe), adductor hallucis (oblique/transverse heads to big toe), and flexor digiti minimi brevis (to little toe). They support toe…
Interspinales Muscle of the Back Diagram
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Interspinales Muscle of the Back Diagram

Interspinales muscles span between adjacent spinous processes (cervical/thoracic/lumbar), aid extension, stabilize vertebrae during posture/movement. Part of deep back muscles.
glomerulus Diagram
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Glomerulus Diagram

The glomerulus is a tuft of fenestrated capillaries inside Bowman’s capsule, forming the filtration unit of the nephron. It receives blood from the afferent arteriole, filters plasma (excluding large proteins/cells)…
Course of the Great Auricular Nerve Diagram
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Course of the Great Auricular Nerve Diagram

The great auricular nerve (C2-C3 from cervical plexus) ascends behind sternocleidomastoid, emerges at Erb’s point, and supplies skin over parotid, mastoid, auricle, and angle of mandible. It’s commonly blocked for…
C spine picture Diagram
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C spine picture Diagram

C-spine picture shows seven cervical vertebrae: C1 atlas (no body, anterior/posterior arches), C2 axis (dens/odontoid), C3-C6 typical (bifid spinous, transverse foramina), C7 prominent spinous (vertebra prominens).
Human Heart Anatomy Diagram
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Human Heart Anatomy Diagram

The human heart anatomy diagram shows how this powerful muscle works as the body’s central pump, constantly circulating blood to keep us alive. The heart is divided into four main…
Lateral View of the Sella Turcica Diagram
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Lateral View of the Sella Turcica Diagram

The sella turcica in lateral view is a saddle-shaped depression in sphenoid body housing the pituitary, bounded by tuberculum sellae anteriorly, dorsum sellae posteriorly, and anterior/posterior clinoids.
Anatomical Position of the Humerus Diagram
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Anatomical Position of the Humerus Diagram

The Anatomical Position of the Humerus diagram places the humerus in standard anatomical position with greater tubercle lateral, capitulum anterior, and trochlea medial. It labels head, surgical/anatomical neck, tubercles, shaft,…
Infratrochlear Nerve Course Supply Diagram
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Infratrochlear Nerve Course Supply Diagram

The infratrochlear nerve (terminal branch of nasociliary, V1) exits orbit below trochlea, supplies sensation to medial upper eyelid, caruncle, lacrimal sac, root of nose, and skin between eye and nose…
Ligaments of the Lumbar Spine Diagram
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Ligaments of the Lumbar Spine Diagram

The Ligaments of the Lumbar Spine diagram displays the strong bands that hold the lower vertebrae together—anterior and posterior longitudinal, ligamentum flavum, interspinous, supraspinous, and others. Seeing them all in…
Labelled Diagram of the Carotid and Prevertebral sheaths Diagram
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Labelled Carotid and Prevertebral sheaths Diagram

Labelled carotid sheath contains common/internal carotid artery, internal jugular vein, vagus nerve (CN X), sympathetic chain (cervical ganglia), deep cervical lymph nodes. Prevertebral fascia encloses prevertebral muscles (longus colli/capitis), brachial…
Overview of the Bones of the Human Foot Diagram
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Overview of the Bones of the Human Foot Diagram

Human foot bones: tarsals (talus, calcaneus, navicular, cuboid, cuneiforms), metatarsals (five), phalanges (14: proximal/middle/distal except hallux two). Arches (medial longitudinal, lateral, transverse) distribute weight.