Study anatomy with educational materials about bones, muscles, nerves and other body systems.
The shock absorber between the vertebrae is the nucleus pulposus, the fibrous ring and the mechanism of hernia formation.
The most flexible joint in the body is the ball-and-socket joint, the rotator cuff, with 360° freedom of movement.
The supporting axis of the body is 33 vertebrae, 4 flexures, 23 intervertebral discs. Structure, sections and biomechanics of the spinal column.
26 bones, three arches and complex biomechanics - how the foundation of the body is structured.
The largest joint in the body is the menisci, cruciate ligaments, patella and biomechanics of movement.
The most powerful joint in the body can withstand loads of up to 8 body weights when running. Structure, blood supply and prosthetics.
27 bones and 34 muscles - a tool for precise movements from wrist to fingertips.
7 unique vertebrae - the atlas without a body, the axis with a tooth and the vertebral arteries that supply the brain.
A complex joint of three joints - flexion, extension and rotation of the forearm in one joint capsule.
Radius and ulna bones, interosseous membrane, flexor and extensor muscles - a complete analysis of the anatomy of the forearm.
The only movable bone of the skull is the lower jaw. We analyze its structure, muscles, innervation and clinical significance.
What bones does the skull consist of, how do they connect and why is this important for medicine? Let’s look at the anatomy of the skull from the vault to the base.
