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Study anatomy with educational materials about bones, muscles, nerves and other body systems.

Muscular system

Back muscles: superficial and deep layers

From the trapezius and latissimus to the short rotator cuffs, a complete breakdown of the back muscles, their functions and their relationship to posture.

Back muscles: superficial and deep layers

Skeletal system

Lower jaw: anatomy, structure and functions

The only movable bone of the skull is the lower jaw. We analyze its structure, muscles, innervation and clinical significance.

Lower jaw: anatomy, structure and functions

Muscular system

Thigh muscles: groups, functions and clinical significance

Anterior, posterior and medial muscle groups of the thigh - we analyze the anatomy, functions and common injuries.

Thigh muscles: groups, functions and clinical significance

Muscular system

Head muscles: chewing and facial muscles

The two groups of head muscles perform completely different tasks. Let's look at their anatomy, functions and clinical significance.

Head muscles: chewing and facial muscles

Muscular system

Abdominal Muscles: Layers, Functions and Health Implications

Rectus, external and internal obliques, transversus - the four layers of abdominal muscles and their role in supporting the spine and organs.

Abdominal Muscles: Layers, Functions and Health Implications

Skeletal system

Anatomy of the forearm: bones, muscles, ligaments and clinical aspects

Radius and ulna bones, interosseous membrane, flexor and extensor muscles - a complete analysis of the anatomy of the forearm.

Anatomy of the forearm: bones, muscles, ligaments and clinical aspects

Muscular system

Neck muscles: anatomy, groups and clinical significance

The neck is the most complex area of ​​the body, where muscles, nerves and blood vessels are located extremely compactly. We analyze all muscle groups.

Neck muscles: anatomy, groups and clinical significance

Muscular system

Diaphragm: the body's main breathing muscle

The diaphragm separates the thoracic and abdominal cavities and provides 70% of the inspiratory volume. We analyze the anatomy, holes and pathologies.

Diaphragm: the body's main breathing muscle