Textbook of Human Anatomy with Color Atlas and Clinical Integration Volume 1
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Textbook of Human Anatomy Volume-1 Upper limb hand Written notes
108 Parts
Figure 20.1 Midcarpal and 1st carpometacarpal joints (right, anterior view)
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Figure 19.26 Relations of wrist joint_ Transverse section passing through the wrist joint (right, superior view)
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Figure 19.25 Ligaments of wrist joint (right, anterior view)
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Figure 19.22 Wrist, midcarpal and 1st carpometacarpal joints (right, anterior view)
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Figure 19.19 Supination and pronation (right)
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Figure 19.15 Ligaments of radioulnar joints (right, anterior view)
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Figure 19.7 Relations of elbow joint (right, superior view, section passing through the cavity of elbow joint)
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Figure 19.6 Radial collateral ligament (right, lateral view)
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Figure 19.5 Ulnar collateral ligament (right, medial view)
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Figure 19.2 Articular surfaces of elbow joint (right)
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Figure 18.17 Anatomical snuffbox (right, lateral view)
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Figure 18.16 Posterior interosseous nerve (right)
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Figure 18.15 Course and relations of posterior interosseous nerve and artery (right, sagittal section)
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Figure 18.13 Transverse section passing through the extensor retinaculum of forearm, through the lower part of radius and ulna
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Figure 18.2 Muscles of posterior compartment of forearm (right, posterior view) Note_ Supinator muscle is not visible in this vi
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Figure 17.30 Thenar and hypothenar spaces (right, crosssection of hand, superior view)
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Figure 17.26 Branches of median nerve in palm (right, anterior view)
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Figure 17.21 Branches of ulnar nerve (right, anterior view)
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Figure 17.17 Superficial and deep palmar arch (right, anterior view)
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Figure 17.13 Interossei muscles (right, anterior view
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Figure 17.10 Lumbricals (right, anterior view)
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Figure 17.8 Thenar and hypothenar muscles (right, anterior view)
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Figure 16.14 Synovial sheaths of the flexor tendons of hand (right, anterior view)
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Figure 16.13 Digital synovial sheath and mesotendon (crosssection of the digit, superior view)
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Figure 16.7 Relations of flexor retinaculum (right, cross-section through distal row of carpal bones, superior view). FDS_ Flexo
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Figure 16.5 Superficial relations of flexor retinaculum (right, anterior view)
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Figure 15.16 Branches of median nerve
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Figure 15.15 Branches of ulnar nerve in forearm
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Figure 15.12 Relations of radial artery
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Figure 15.8 Flexor digitorum profundus, flexor pollicis longus, and pronator quadratus
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Figure 15.4 Flexor digitorum superficialis
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Figure 15.3 Superficial muscles of forearm except flexor digitorum superficialis
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Figure 14.11 Anastomosis around elbow
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Figure 14.8 Contents of cubital fossa
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Figure 14.6 Floor of cubital fossa
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Figure 14.4 Structures in the roof of cubital fossa
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Figure 14.2 Boundaries of cubital fossa
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Figure 13.22 Profunda brachii artery
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Figure 13.20 Branches of radial nerve in axilla and arm
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Figure 13.13 Branches of brachial artery
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Figure 13.5C Schematic representation of muscles in the front of arm
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Figure 13.5B Schematic representation of muscles in the front of arm
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Figure 13.5A Schematic representation of muscles in the front of arm
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Figure 13.3 Transverse section through the distal one-third of arm
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Figure 12.7 Relations of shoulder joint
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Figure 12.4 Articular surfaces of shoulder joint
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Figure 12.2 Articular surfaces of shoulder joint
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Figure 11.19 Role of scapular anastomosis in establishing bypass circulation from the first part of subclavian artery to the thi
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Figure 11.18 Scapular and acromial anastomosis
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Figure 11.16 Axillary nerve
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Figure 11.15 Intermuscular spaces in scapular region
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Figure 11.12 Supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and teres major (right, posterior view)
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Figure 11.10 Subscapularis muscle (right, anterior view)
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Figure 11.7 Musculotendinous (rotator) cuff of shoulder joint
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Figure 11.3 Deltoid muscle
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Figure 10.7 Triangle of auscultation and lumbar triangle of Petit
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Figure 10.5 Levator scapulae, rhomboid major, and rhomboid minor muscles (right, posterior view, trapezius is dissected out to v
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Figure 10.3 Latissimus dorsi and trapezius muscles
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Figure 9.6 Erbs point
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Figure 9.4 Formation and branches of brachial plexus
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Figure 8.21 Axillary lymph nodes
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Figure 8.18 Axillary vein_ formation and tributaries
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Figure 8.15 Branches of axillary artery
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Figure 8.13 Relations of 3rd part of axillary artery
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Figure 8.12 Relations of 2nd part of axillary artery
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Figure 8.11 Relations of 1st part of axillary artery
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Figure 8.10 Parts of axillary artery
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Figure 8.9 Contents of axilla
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Figure 8.5 Cervicoaxillary canal
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Figure 8.4 Walls of axilla Transverse Section
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Figure 8.3 Wall of axilla
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Figure 7.16 Retraction of skin and nipple in carcinoma of breast
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Figure 7.13 Mammary ridge. In 6th week
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Figure 7.12 Levels of lymph nodes draining the breast
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Figure 7.11 Direct pathway of deep lymphatics of the breast through pectoralis major and clavipectoral fascia to apical group of
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Figure 7.10 Subareolar lymph plexus of Sappey
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Figure 7.9 Lymphatic drainage of breast
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Figure 7.8 Blood supply of breast
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Figure 7.7 Structure of the lobe of lactating mammary gland
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Figure 7.6 Structure of breast
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Figure 7.4 Deep relations of breast
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Figure 7.3 Muscles lying deep to the breast
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Figure 7.2 Location and extent of breast
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Figure 6.12 Serratus anterior muscle
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Figure 6.10 Structures piercing clavipectoral fascia
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Figure 6.8 Pectoralis minor and subclavius muscles
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Figure 6.6 Pectoralis major muscle
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Figure 6.4 Dermatomes of pectoral region
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Figure 6.3 Cutaneous nerves of pectoral region
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Figure 6.2 Anatomic reference lines of lateral chest wall
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Figure 6.1 Surface anatomy of pectoral region
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Figure 5.5 Attachments on the bones of hand
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Figure 5.1 Bones of the hand
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Figure 4.14 Three-point bony relationship of the elbow
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Figure 4.11 Features of right ulna (right, anterior and posterior views)
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Figure 4.6 Attachments of radius and ulna
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Figure 4.5 Attachments of radius and ulna
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Figure 4.3 Features of right radius
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Figure 3.9 Ossification of humerus
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Figure 3.4 Attachments of the right humerus
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Figure 3.3 Features of the right humerus
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Figure 2.11 Attachments of right scapula_1
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Figure 2.10 Features of right scapula_1
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Figure 2.8 Borders and angles of the right scapula_1
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Figure 2.6 Ossification of the clavicle_1
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Figure 2.3 Attachments of right clavicle
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Figure 2.2 Features of right clavicle
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Figure 1.1 Parts and bones of upper limb
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