The Wrist Joint
The wrist joint, also known as the radio-carpal joint, is a synovial joint located at the junction between the forearm and hand.…
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The Elbow Joint
Discover the anatomy and functions of the elbow joint, its synovial joint types, articulating surfaces, ligaments, and blood and nerve supply
Anterior Muscles of the Forearm
Similar to the arm, the forearm is also divided into anterior and posterior muscle compartments. In this article, we will look at…
The Level of Coracobrachialis Insertion
What is so special about the level of the coracobrachialis insertion? Several important things happen at the level of the coracobrachialis insertion.…
Muscles of the arm
Muscles of the arm arrange in two compartments; anterior and posterior, which areseparated by intermuscular septa. Anterior Compartment The anterior compartment, also…
Shoulder Joint
The Shoulder Joint is the joint with the highest range of movement in the body. Everything a pre-clinical medical student needs to…
Superficial muscles of the scapular and pectoral regions
These are the infamous muscles known to all body builders and athletes. Developing these muscles help you attain the v shape that…
Deep muscles of the Scapular Region
These scapular muscles are the main stabilizers that hold the flimsy bone structure of the scapular region together. This article discusses each…
Carpal Bones
The carpal bones, hidden within the wrist, are essential to the remarkable functionality of the human hand. These eight small bones provide…
Ulna
The ulna bone, situated on the inner side of the forearm, may not receive the spotlight it deserves compared to its counterpart,…
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