anatomy of upper limb, lower limb, locomotive system
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The above is a comprehensive, image-rich reference drawn directly from Gray's Anatomy for Students and the THIEME Atlas of Anatomy. Here's a quick orientation to the sections:
- Locomotive System — defines the passive (skeleton/joints) and active (muscles) subdivisions and how limbs attach to the trunk
- Upper Limb — covers bones & joints (shoulder to phalanges), muscle compartments & their actions, brachial plexus innervation (C5–T1), nerve-to-bone relationships (axillary, radial, ulnar vulnerabilities), dermatomes/myotomes, and superficial veins
- Lower Limb — covers regions, bones & joints (hip to foot arches), gluteal/thigh/leg muscle compartments, lumbar and sacral plexus innervation, dermatomes/myotomes, superficial veins, and arterial supply
- Comparison table — summarizes key structural and functional differences between the two limbs
Let me know if you want to go deeper into any specific region (e.g., brachial plexus, rotator cuff, knee joint, foot arches, or clinical correlations like nerve injury patterns).
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