Human Anatomy: Abdomen and Lower LimbThe present volumes endeavour to integrate different subdivisions of anatomy to enable students of anatomy to learn all the relevant aspects of a topic like osteology, soft parts, development and clinical application at the same time. It is a common knowledge that bone carries our anatomy and forms its central part. As such, each topic begins with a brief description of the skeletal framework of the region followed by the description of the surrounding soft parts. The study of soft parts does not merely lie in parroting of relations of structures but it essentially relies on visualization of parts and regions based on dissection and diagrams. Anatomy, if not understood in its proper perspective and only memorised in parts, tends to be forgotten. Anatomy per se is a visual science and the best methods of visual recall of structural interrelationship are simple diagrams. Line diagrams which can be easily reproduced constitute an important feature of the book. Besides, this book is profusely illustrated. Every mutual relationship of soft structures has been explained by well-placed diagrams. It is widely recognised that anatomy can be made interesting, easy to understand and assimilate by dealing with its clinical application. At the end of each topic under the heading Clinical Application, close relationships existing between the regional anatomy and clinical medicine are explained. Thus, the book is meant to be very useful to the students during their clinical years also. It is hoped that the book will be highly useful for students of M.B.B.S. |
Contents
Chapter1 LL VolIIpdf | 1 |
Chapter2 LL VolIIpdf | 13 |
Chapter3 LL VolIIpdf | 29 |
Chapter4 LL VolIIpdf | 48 |
Chapter5 LL VolIIpdf | 65 |
Chapter6 LL VolIIpdf | 77 |
Chapter7 LL VolIIpdf | 98 |
Chapter8 LL VolIIpdf | 115 |
Chapter9 LL VolIIpdf | 125 |
Chapter10 LL VolIIpdf | 159 |
Common terms and phrases
abdominal wall adductor magnus anteriorly aorta articular surface bladder bone branch brevis calcaneus capsule cavity colon compartment condyle crest cutaneous nerve deep digitorum longus dorsal duct duodenum extensor femoral femur fibres fibula flexor digitorum foramen fossa gives attachment gland gluteal gluteus gluteus maximus greater omentum groove hallucis longus hepatic inferior vena cava inguinal ligament Insertion interosseous ischial ischial tuberosity kidney knee joint lateral surface layer lesser omentum ligament Fig liver lumbar margin medial border medial side medial surface membrane mesenteric artery metatarsal muscle Nerve Supply nodes oblique obturator internus pancreas pelvic penis perineal perineal membrane peritoneum peroneal nerve Peroneus piriformis plantar plexus popliteal posterior surface posteriorly pouch prostate psoas major pubic pubis pudendal Quadratus ramus rectum renal sacral sacrum saphenous sciatic segment sphincter splenic stomach superior mesenteric suprarenal tendon thigh tibia tibial transverse tubercle tuberosity upper ureter urethra urogenital diaphragm uterus vein ventral vertebra vessels