Human Anatomy Of The Torso

Description

1. (The skull of the left is opened): shows the medial view of the right cerebral hemisphere: including the anterior cerebral artery, the frontal pole artery, the superior gyrus cingulate margin artery, the pericallosal artery, the parietal central artery, the anterior cuneiform rami, the parietal and occipital rami, the dorsal rami of the corpus callosum, the parietal and occipital rami, the internal cerebral vein, the anterior cerebral vein, the superior sagittal sinus profile, the inferior sagittal sinus profile, the modal sinus profile, the sinusoid sinus profile, and the occipital sinus profile. Straight sinus section, corpus callosum, thalamus, hypothalamus, pineal gland, midbrain, cingulate gyrus, occipital lobe, arachnoid granules, arachnoid villi, dural incision. Summary of nerve vessels in and out of the skull base:

Twelve pairs of cranial nerves and cervical arteries and veins. Access hole. Rami temporalis, rami parietalis anterior cerebral artery, posterior cerebral artery.

Left cerebral hemisphere: central anterior sulci artery, central sulci artery, central posterior sulci artery, temporal occipital branch, anterior frontalis artery, lateral frontalis basalis artery, superior anastomotic vein, pontic vein, superior cerebral vein, superficial middle cerebral vein, petrologic vein, transverse sinus, sigmoid sinus, occipital sinus, etc.

2. (Head anf face): Frontal muscle, frowning muscle, intereyebrow muscle, nasal muscle, upper lip levator alar muscle, upper lip levator muscle, zygomatic minor muscle, zygomatic major muscle, hornus levator muscle, laughing muscle, hornus oral muscle, orbicularis oris muscle, masseter muscle, temporalis muscle, external pteris muscle, internal pteris muscle, buccal muscle, mandibular hyoid muscle, anterior abdominal muscle of digastric muscle, posterior abdominal muscle of digastric muscle.

Superficial temporal movement, veins. Inner canthus, veins. Facial movement, veins. Transverse facial artery, dorsal nasal artery, vein. Upper lip movement, veins. Lower lip movement, veins. Occipital, venous. Retroauricular motor, venous. Posterior mandibular vein, parotid gland, mandibular gland, parotid duct, zygomatic orbital movement, vein. Supratrochlear nerve, supraorbital nerve, facial nerve zygomatic branch, buccal branch. Rami marginal mandibular of facial nerve. Nervi mentalis. Nervi nasalis lateralis. Branch of facial nerve parotid plexus. Nervi auriculotemporal. Nervi auricularis major. Nervi occipitalis major. Nervi occipitalis minor. Nervi auricularis posterioris. Nervi hypotrochlea. Temporo-facial trunk. Marginal mandibular branch of the parotid plexus. Dry neck and face. Plexus venae lateralis. Arteriae maxillary. Arteriae meningiae mediae. Arteriae disc-palatine. Arteriae alveolaris superioris. Trigeminal nerve mandibular nerve. Inferior alveolar artery, nerve (CNV3). Lingual nerve. Nervi temporalis profunda.

3. (Neck, throat disassembly)

Longus cervicalis. Scalenus medius. Scalene anterior. Posterior scalene muscle. Sternohyoid muscle. Sternocleidomastoid muscle. Omohyoid muscle. Sternal thyroid muscle. The thyrohyoid muscle. Thyroid cartilage. Digastric muscle. Hyoid bone. Internal jugular movement, veins. External carotids, veins. Thyroid and arteriovenous. The common carotid artery. Subclavian movement, venae. Head and arm trunk. Thyroid neck trunk. Thyroid motor, venous. Superior thyroid, venae. Central thyroid arteries, veins. Hypothyroid, venae. Thyrohyosteal membrane. Plexus brachialis. The phrenic nerve. The vagus nerve. Accessory nerve. Trapezius muscle. Conical leaves. Cricothyroid muscle. Plexus pharyngovenae. Swallow the constrictor. Sympathetic trunk. Nervi occipitalis minor. Nervi auricularis major. The superficial cervical nerve. The superficial carotid artery. Nervi supraclavicularis. Musculi capitis. Nervi supraclavicularis externalis. Nervi medialis supraclavicularis. Posterior branch of cervical nerve. Musculi capitis. The third occipital nerve.

4. Torso (chest cover detachable, divided into male and female, internal organs can also be detachable, each internal organs can be disassembled anatomy,)

Intercostal muscle. Intercostal externals. Musculi intercostalis inferior. Trapezius muscle. Deltoid muscle. Teres major. Trapezius muscle (transverse, ascending). Latissimus dorsi. Musculi delta-abdominal obliquus. The external oblique of the abdomen. The internal oblique of the abdomen. Serratus posterior inferior. Serratus anterior. Muscle infraspinatus. Supraspinatus muscle. The rhomboidal muscle. Medial margin of scapula. Clavicle. Muscle rhomboid minor. Levator scapulae. The iliac crest. (superior cavity) spinal nerve, motor and vein. Intercostal nerve and arteriovenous. The transverse carotid artery. Accessory nerve. The diaphragm. Superior vena cava, subclavian arteriovenous. The azygos vein. Hemiazygos. Aortic arch. Arteriae thoracolis internal. Venae intercostalis posterior. Arteriae intercostalis. Inferior phrenic artery. The esophagus. The bronchus. Dorsal laryngeal nerve. Sympathetic trunk. Nervi visceri major. Plexus oesophagus. The thoracic aorta. Right and left vagus nerves. (lung) left lung profile. Right lung profile bronchial tree. Pulmonary arteries and veins. Lung level. Left upper and lower lobes. Oblique fissure of lung. Fibrous pericardium. Plexus pulmonary. The heart plexus. Left and right heart ear. The left and right coronary arteries. Pulmonary valve. Rami conus arteriae. Rami atria. Right margin, venous. Rami lateralis. The left and right atria. Posterior interventricular artery. Venous heart. Left atrial oblique vein. Rami circumflex. Great venous heart. Left marginal vein. Venae ventriculi posterior. Right posterolateral artery. Rami of sinoatrial node. Coronary sinus. Left and right fascicular branches. Interventricular septum. Atrioventricular tract. Abstinence cable. Anterior papillary muscle. Vena cava inferior. Peritoneal trunk. The abdominal aorta. Arteriae mesenteri superioris. Venae mesenteri superioris. Common iliac arteries, veins. Iliac left and right internal movement, venae. Venae iliaci external arteriosus. Left and right umbilical arteriovenous. Left and right obturator arteriovenous. Left and right superior adrenal arteriovenous. Left and right inferior adrenal arteriovenous. Left and right adrenal glands and kidneys. Esophageal incision. Aortic hiatus. Quadratus lumbois. Medial arcuate ligament. Median arcuate ligament. Hiatus oesophagus. Musculi psoas minor. Psoas major. Musculi transversalis abdominis. The iliac muscle. The obturator internus muscle. Symphysis pubis. Venae lumbalis ascending left and right. All segments are arteriovenous. Left and right lateral sacral arteriovenous. Median sacral arteriovenous. Left and right ureter. The left and right ovaries move, and the veins (testis in men). Nervi subcostalis. Nervi ilioventralis inferior. Ilioinguinal nerve. The femoral nerve. The obturator nerve. Femoral branch. External iliac nerve. Sympathetic trunk. Rami genitalis. Genital femoral nerve. Intermesenteric plexus. Renal plexus. Plexus renal superior. Nervi visceri major. Nervi visceri minor right and left. Superior mesenteric ganglion. Internode trunk. The ureteral plexus. Plexus testis (ovaries). Nervi ventralis inferior. Celiac ganglion. Odd ganglion. The sacral plexus. First, second, third, fourth sacral nerves, anterior rami. Posterior vagus trunk. Anterior vagus trunk. Aortic renal ganglion. Anal and genital foramen. (Disassembling organs): Liver. Hepatic vein. Liver profile. Gall bladder. The cystic duct. The coronary ligament. Round ligament of liver. Falciform ligament. Gallbladder. Ligamenta deltoid left and right. (Left and right lobes, diaphragmatic surface). The naked zone. The stomach. Outer longitudinal layer. The central layer. Inner oblique layer. Wrinkled wall. The pylorus. Spray the door. The pyloric sphincter. Stomach moving from side to side, veins. (duodenum and pancreas). Pancreatic duct. Superior mesenteric arteries, veins. Papillae duodenalis minor. Papillae duodenalis magnus. Bile duct. Accessory pancreatic ducts. Part of the duodenum. (Spleen). Splenic arteries and veins. Stomach noodles. Colonic surface. Renal surface. Hilum splenica. (Kidney). Renal papillae. Calices of kidney. Calyx of kidney. Renal medulla. The renal cortex. Renal cone. Renal pelvis. Ureter and arteriovenous. (large intestine). Transverse colon. Zona colica. Flexion of colon. Intestinal fat sag. Sigmoid colon. Rectum. Frenulum ileal papillae. Upper lower lip ileocecal valve. The mesangium and opening of the appendix. Jejunum, etc.

5. (Pelvic) male: levator ANI. Ligaments anal caudal. External anal sphincter. Gluteus maximus. Gluteus medius. Gluteus minimus. Musculi cavernosum urethra. Ischial cavernous muscle. Musculi transversalis perinei superficial. (bladder): penis head, prepuce, scaphoid fossa of urethra, corpus cavernosum of penis, corpus cavernosum of vagina, testis, epididymis head, artery of testis, vein of testis (cranoid venous plexus) lifting testis muscle, artery and vein of penis superior, cavernous muscle of urethra, ischial cavernous muscle, external spermatic fascia, visceral layer of testis sheath, parietal layer of testis sheath, prostate, bulbar gland of urethra, verumoncus, ejaculatory orifice, bladder, Vesicle, vas deferens, ureter, bladder body, bladder roof, detrusor muscle, bladder lining, internal urethral orifice, ureteral orifice, bladder triangle, median umbilical ligament, inguinal ligament, pubic tuberculum, symphysis pubis.

6. Female: pubic mound, clitoral prepuce, glans clitoris, frangulum clitoris, labia minora, external orifice of urethra, vaginal orifice, bulbar cavernosum muscle, vestibular bulb, greater vestibular gland, vaginal sphincter, bladder body, bladder roof, detrusor muscle, bladder lining. Internal urethral orifice, ureteral orifice, bladder triangle, bladder lining, internal urethral orifice, vagina, internal and external vaginal sphincter, external cervix orifice, uterine body, ovary, tubal umbrella, ovarian ligament, broad ligament of uterus, uterine lining, sperm conception demonstration, ovarian mesangium, uterine cavity, fallopian tube (fundibular part, ampulla part, uterine part).

7. Upper limbs: Long head of the biceps brachii, short head of the biceps brachii, pectoralis major (component), levator scapulae, deltoid, long head of the triceps brachii, coracobrachii, flexor carpi ulnar (component), extensor carpi radialis longus (component), extensor carpi radialis longus, extensor digitis digitis, extensor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis brevis, intertendinous union, extensor digitis brevis , intermediate tract, lumbrical tract, metacarpal bone, phalangeal bone, interosseous lateral muscle, elbow pronator teres, flexor carpi radialis (component), palmtop (component), flexor carpi ulnar (component), flexor digitalis superficial, pronator pronator, flexor support band, abductor pollicis brevis, flexor pollicis brevis. Cross section of metacarpal breve, flexor breve of little finger, adductor pollicis, superficial transverse ligament of metacarpal, lateral brachial epithelial nerve, right deltoid (partial), median vein, dorsal hand vein network, superficial palmar vein arch, palmar vein, radial artery, ulnar artery, anterior interosseous artery, axillary artery, thoracoacromial artery (acromial branch, triangular branch, pectoralis branch), axillary vein, medial bundle, lateral bundle, posterior bundle, long thoracic nerve, Long thoracic artery, medial thoracic nerve, lateral thoracic nerve, dorsal thoracic nerve, medial brachial cutaneous nerve, medial cutaneous nerve of forearm, lateral cutaneous nerve of forearm, posterior cutaneous nerve of forearm (radial nerve), superficial branch of radial nerve, palmar branch of ulnar nerve, median nerve, palmar branch of median nerve, musculocutaneous nerve, dorsal hand branch of ulnar nerve, common nerve of palmar digit, and natural nerve of palmar digit.

8. Lower limbs: Rectus femoris (component), vastus intermedius, vastus medius, vastus lateralis, pectineus pubis, adductor longus, adductor magnus, vastus thin, tensor fascia lata, iliotibial tract, sartorius, iliopsoas, anopus, biceps femoris longus (component), semimembranus, semipendinosus (component), gluteus medius, gluteus minimus, obturator internus, superior gemellus, inferior gemellus, quadratus femoris, biceps femoris Short head, the plantaris muscle, the lateral head of the medial head of the gastrocnemius and soleus, long peroneal muscle, short peroneal muscle, tendon, long  flexor, long toe flexors, shin, the tibialis anterior muscle, (points), long toe long extensor, thumb extensor hallux short extensor muscle, bone, muscle, 3 thumb extensor tendon, toe long peroneal muscle, extensor built, far metatarsal, long peroneal muscle building, short peroneal tendons, extensor retinaculum and stretch Submuscular supporting band, subfibular supporting band, flexor supporting band, femoral artery, profunda femoral artery, femoral vein, superficial circumflex iliac artery, external pudendal artery, inferior abdominal artery and vein, superficial abdominal artery, great saphenous vein, accessory saphenous vein, knee vein, small saphenous vein, dorsal foot vein network, dorsal foot artery, dorsal plantar artery, first perforator, second perforator, third perforator, inferior gluteal artery and vein, popliteal artery And vein, posterior arcuate vein, femoral nerve, lateral femoral cutaneous nerve, genital femoral nerve, ilio-ventral inferior nerve (lateral cutaneous branch of femoral nerve), anterior cutaneous branch of femoral nerve, saphenous nerve inferior patellar nerve, lateral sural cutaneous nerve (common peroneal nerve), sural nerve (tibial nerve), superficial peroneal nerve, medial peroneal nerve, superior gluteal nerve, medial gluteal nerve, inferior gluteal nerve (posterior femoral nerve) Cutaneous nerve), posterior femoral cutaneous nerve, cutaneous branch of obturator nerve, saphenous nerve (femoral nerve), medial sural cutaneous nerve, lateral sural cutaneous nerve, sural nerve), branch of calcaneus bone, cutaneous nerve of dorsalateral foot.

9. Abdominal wall: Pectoralis major, pectoralis minor, serration anterior, rectus abdominis, Conical muscle, external oblique abdominal muscle, internal oblique abdominal muscle, transversal abdominal muscle, ribs, intercostal external muscle, intercostal internal muscle, most intercostal muscle, anterior layer of rectus sheath, transverse abdominal membrane, posterior layer of rectus sheath, diaphragm, inferior abdominal artery and vein, inferior sternal artery and vein, intercostal artery and nerve (anterior cutaneous branch, lateral cutaneous branch), superior abdominal artery and vein, etc.

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Natural

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Silicone rubber

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