Trunk Wall

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   Vertebral column

   The vertebral column is a bony structure that provides the main support within the axial skeleton. It is further divided into sections which will be discussed... More.

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   1. Thoracic and lumbar spines

      Bones and ligaments of the thoracic and lumbar spines.
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   2. Cervical spine

      Bones and ligaments of the cervical spines.
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   3. Sacrum and coccyx

      Bony structures and ligaments of the sacrum and coccyx.
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   4. Craniovertebral ligaments

      Ligaments connecting the skull to the vertebrae.
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   5. Veins of the vertebral column

      Overview of the veins of the vertebral column and the vertebral canal.
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   6. Veins of the isolated vertebra

      Veins of the vertebra as seen from a superior view
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   7. Vertebral column

      [80 questions] - Clinical anatomy, topography, functions and more details related to the structures found in the vertebral column.
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   Dorsal trunk

   The dorsal trunk is a group structures, including bones and muscles, which define the back. Those structures comprise the dorsal walls of the abdomen and thorax. More.

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   1. Bones of the dorsal trunk

      The most important bones and bony structures of the dorsal trunk.
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   2. Dorsal trunk

      [132 questions] - Clinical anatomy, topography, functions and more details related to the structures found in the dorsal trunk.
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   3. Costovertebral joints

      The joints between the ribs and the vertebrae.
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   4. Neurovasculature of the dorsal trunk

      Arteries, veins and nerves of the dorsal trunk.
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   5. Superficial muscles of the back

      Overview of the superficial muscles of the back.
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   6. Superficial muscles of the back II

      Facts about the superficial muscles of the back.
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   7. Intrinsic muscles of the back

      Overview of the intrinsic muscles of the back.
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   8. Intrinsic muscles of the back: lateral tract

      Facts about the lateral tract of the intrinsic muscles of the back.
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   9. Intrinsic muscles of the back: medial tract

      Facts about the medial tract of the intrinsic muscles of the back.
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   10. Suboccipital muscles

       Origins, insertions, innervation and functions of the suboccipital muscles.
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   11. Arteries and veins of the back - lateral view

       Blood vessels of the back from a lateral view
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   12. Arteries and nerves of the back - superolateral view

       Main arteries and nerves of the back
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   Ventral trunk

   The ventral trunk is a group structures, including bones and muscles, which define the chest and belly, known in technical terms as the thorax and and abdomen. More.

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   1. Bones of the ventral trunk

      The most important bones and bony structures of the ventral trunk.
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   2. Sternum

      Bony elements of the sternum
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   3. Ribs

      Main features of the ribs
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   4. Clavicle

      Structure of the clavicle seen from anterior, inferior and superior views.
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   5. Muscles of the ventral trunk

      Overview of the muscles of the ventral trunk.
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   6. Muscles of the ventral trunk II

      Origins, insertions, innervation and functions of the muscles of the thorax and abdomen.
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   7. Neurovasculature of the ventral trunk

      Arteries, vein and nerves of the ventral trunk.
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   8. Inguinal canal

      Structure of the inguinal canal and femoral sheath.
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   9. Ventral trunk

      [100 questions] - Clinical anatomy, topography, functions and more details related to the structures found in the ventral trunk.
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