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Microbiology Immunology by Rachna Churasia and Anshul Jain

Microbiology Immunology by Rachna Churasia and Anshul Jain Microbiology Immunology by Rachna Churasia and Anshul Jain Download book pdf About file: - File type - pdf File size - 7.3 MB Pages - 546 Language - English

Rapid review BIOCHEMISTRY by John W. Pelley and Edward F. Goljan

Rapid review BIOCHEMISTRY by John W. Pelley and Edward F. Goljan Rapid review BIOCHEMISTRY by John W. Pelley ,Edward F. Goljan Download book pdf About file :- File type - pdf File size - 8.4 MB Pages - 199 Language - English 

T.M.J. (Temporomendibular joint)

T.M.J. (Temporomendibular joint) Type: condylar type of synovial joint. Bones: Temporal and mandible. Ligaments: Capsular ligament and temporomendibular ligament. Articular surface of the left temporomendibular joint Movements:   Protraction - pterigoid muscle Retraction  - Digastric muscle, Massater muscle. Dipration (Opening of mouth) - Lateral pterigoid muscle, infra hyoid muscle, digastric muscle. Elevation of mandible - All muscles of the mastication. Side to side movement of mandible - ipsilateral pterigoid acting alternately. Fibrous capsule and lateral ligament of the temporomandibular joint Nerve supply: auriculo temporal nerve, Massetric nerve. Applied:  1. Dislocation. 2. Fracture. 3. Damage to auriculotemporal nerve.

Lungs Anatomy

Lungs Lungs are essential organ of respiration. Shape of lungs are like half-cone. Lungs has an Apex & Base and 2 Surfaces and 3 Borders . Two lungs are present in every human body. The trachea and lungs as seen from the front Base -  It is deeply concave and faces downwards. It rest over the dom of diaphragm. Apex -  It is conical & directed upwards, towards the root of the neck. Borders (3) - Anterior Border It is sharp and related to the anterior thoracic wall. It's lower part has deep concavity of the left side which is called as cardiac notch. Posterior Border It is rounded & found the junction of costal and medial surface. It corresponds with the head of the ribs. Inferior Border It is convex and sharp, it faces downwards. Surfaces (2) - Costal Surface This surface is related to rib cage & sternum. Medial Surface It is divided into two parts... 1. Vertibral part - it i

BRS Gross Anatomy by Kyung W. Chung, Harold M. Chung and Nancy L. Halliday

Meranazarya.blogspot.com BRS Gross Anatomy by Kyung W. Chung, Harold M. Chung and Nancy L. Halliday BRS Gross Anatomy book pdf Download book pdf About file:- File type - pdf File size - 57.05 MB Pages - 525 Language - English 

HAMETOLOGY Lecture Notes by Christian Hatton, Deborah Hay and David M. Keeling

Meranazarya.blogspot.com HAMETOLOGY Lecture Notes by Christian Hatton, Deborah Hay and David M. Keeling Haematology book pdf Download book pdf About file: - File type - pdf File size - 18.55 MB Pages - 190 Language - English 

Principles of Anatomy and Physiology by Geraro J. Tortora and Bryan Derrickson

Principles of Anatomy and Physiology by Geraro J. Tortora and Bryan Derrickson Tartora book pdf Download book pdf. About file:- File type - pdf File size - 105.01 MB Pages - 1281 Language - English 

Text book of Medical Physiology by Gyton and Hall

Text book of Medical Physiology by Gyton and Hall Gyton book pdf Download book pdf About file:- File type - pdf File size - 46.58 MB Pages - 1046 Language - English

Human Anatomy vol-3 ( Head-Neck and Brain) by BD Chourasia's

Meranazarya.blogspot.com Human Anatomy vol-3 ( Head-Neck and Brain) by BD Chourasia's BD chourasia Anatomy book pdf vol-3 Download book pdf About file:- File type - pdf File size - 211.6 MB Pages - 491 Language - English 

B D Chourasia's Human Anatomy Vol-2

B D Chourasia's Human Anatomy vol-2 ( Lower limb, Abdomen and pelvis) 6th edition CONTENTS.... SECTION : 1  LOWER LIMB 01 : Introduction (P-003) 02 : Bones of Lower Limb (P-006) 03 : Front of Thigh (P-040) 04 : Media Side of Thigh (P-059) 05 : Gluteal Region (P-065) 06 : Popliteal Fossa (P-076) 07 : Back of Thigh (P-083) 08 : Front, Lateral and Medial Sides of Leg and Dorsum of Foot (P-090) 09 : Back of Leg (P-103) 10 : Sole of Foot (P-113) 11 : Venous and Lymphatic Drainage Segmental Innervation, and Comparison of Lower and Upper Limbs (P-124) 12 : Joints of Lower Limb (P-136) 13 : Arches of Foot (P-159) 14 : Surface and Radiological Anatomy (P-165) Appendix (P-172) SECTION : 2  ABDOMEN AND PELVIS 15 : introduction and Osteology (P-183) 16 : Anterior Abdominal Wall (P-196) 17 : Male External Genital Organs (P-219) 18 : Abdominal Cavity and Peritoneum (P-229) 19 : Abdominal Part of Oesophagus and Stomach (P-248) 20 : Small and Large Intestines (P-257) 21 : Large Blood Vessels of

Human Anatomy vol-1 ( Upper limb, thorax) by BD Chourasia's

Human Anatomy vol-1 ( Upper limb, thorax) by BD Chourasia's Download book pdf About file:- File type - pdf File size - 41.9 MB Pages - 312 Language - English

Histology text & Atlas by Brijesh kumar

Histology text & Atlas by Brijesh kumar Download book pdf About file:- File type - pdf File size - 26.35 MB Pages - 392 Language - English 

BRS Physiology by Linda S. Costanzo

BRS Physiology by linda s costanzo Download book pdf About file: - File Type - pdf File size - 15.1 MB Pages - 330 Language - English

Hip bone

Hip bone Names: innominate, irregular, Hip bone. Bones: ilium ( latin- loin) superiorly , ischium (greek- hip joint) posteroinferiorly, pubis ( latin- genital area) anteroinferiorly. Joint formation:   Hip joint - joint between head of femur and acetabulum. Pubic symphysis - between two hip bone anteriorly. Site determination:  1. The acetabulum is directed laterally. 2. Ilium situated superiorly. 3. The obturator foramen lies below the acetabulum. Anatomical position: 1. The pubic tubercle and anterior superior iliac spine lie in the same coronal plane. 2. The pelvic surface of the body of the pubis is directed backwards and upwards. 3. Symphyseal surface lies medialy. Hip bone              Inner surface of right hip bone Hip bone Outer surface of right hip bone Ilium Ilium or flank form upper expanded plate like part of hip bone. It forms upper two fifth(2/5) of the acetabulum. It has... Three