howMed Know Yourself
Cerebrum Points of Identification: 1) Pyramidal cells visible 2) Six layers present Complete detail is available here. Cerebellum Points of … Read More »
Blood Vessels
Artery Points of Identification: 1) Well developed tunica media 2) Less developed tunica adventitia 2) Internal elastic lamina visible Artery, … Read More »
Dense Connective Tissue
IRREGULARLY ARRANGED DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE No regular pattern visibleRegularly Arranged Dense Connective Tissue Regular arrangement visible TENDON Need to clear … Read More »
Loose areolar connective tissue
Points of Identification: 1) Collagen fibers visible 2) Plasma cells, fibroblasts, macrophages dispersed Need to clear your concept? Also see … Read More »
Adipose Tissue
Points of identification: 1) Signet shaped cells visible 2) Nucleus at the periphery 3) Thin layer of cytoplasm 4) Fat … Read More »
Varicose Veins
What is a varicose vein? l Long, tortuous and dilated veins of the superficial varicose system l Commonly legs but … Read More »
TEMPORAL AND INFRATEMPORAL REGIONS
Temporal Region TEMPORAL & INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA n Situated on the side of head n Bounded above by superior temporal line … Read More »
SPINAL CORD, GROSS ANATOMY & INTERNAL STRUCTURE
n The spinal cord is roughly cylindrical in shape. n It begins superiorly at the foramen magnum in the skull. … Read More »
PONS
INTRODUCTION • Pons means bridge. It is 2.5cm long. • Connects Medulla Oblongata with Mid brain • Has Two surfaces … Read More »
PAROTID REGION
n Part of the face in front of the ear and below the zygomatic arch n PRINCIPAL FEATURES are: n … Read More »