The Anthromica Library
The human body one structure at a time. Every page has a 3D model you can turn, with its parts numbered on it, where it sits, what it does and what supplies it.
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- Basilic veinVena basilicaA large superficial vein climbing the ulnar side of the forearm and medial arm before passing deep to form the axillary vein.
- Brachial arteryArteria brachialisThe main artery of the upper arm, continuing from the axillary artery and splitting at the elbow into the two main forearm arteries.
- Brachial veinsVenae brachialesA pair of deep veins that run on either side of the brachial artery through the arm, from the elbow to teres major.
- Brachialis muscleMusculus brachialisBrachialis is a broad muscle on the front of the lower arm, lying under the biceps and acting as the main flexor of the elbow.
- Brachioradialis muscleMusculus brachioradialisBrachioradialis is the long, superficial muscle on the thumb side of the forearm, a flexor of the elbow supplied by the radial nerve.
- Cephalic veinVena cephalicaA superficial vein running up the radial side of the forearm and arm to the deltopectoral groove and axillary vein.
- Circumflex scapular veinVena circumflexa scapulaeA vein draining the back of the scapula that passes through a gap below teres minor to help form the subscapular vein.
- ClavicleClaviculaThe clavicle is the long, S-shaped collarbone lying across the root of the neck, linking the sternum to the shoulder blade.
- Clavicular part of deltoid musclePars clavicularis musculi deltoideiThe clavicular part is the front portion of deltoid, running from the outer third of the clavicle over the shoulder to the humerus.
- Common interosseous arteryArteria interossea communisA short trunk from the ulnar artery in the upper forearm that divides into the anterior and posterior interosseous arteries.
- Common palmar digital arteriesArteriae digitales palmares communesThree arteries running from the superficial palmar arch towards the finger webs, where each splits into two proper digital arteries.
- Common palmar digital branches of median nerveRami digitales palmares communes nervi medianiBranches of the median nerve in the palm that run towards the finger clefts and split into the digital nerves of the radial fingers.
- Common palmar digital branches of ulnar nerveRami digitales palmares communes nervi ulnarisThe palmar branch of the ulnar nerve's superficial division that heads for the web between ring and little fingers.
- Conoid ligamentLigamentum conoideumThe cone-shaped posteromedial part of the coracoclavicular ligament, rising from the coracoid process to the conoid tubercle of the clavicle.
- Coraco-acromial ligamentLigamentum coracoacromialeA strong triangular band joining two processes of the scapula, coracoid and acromion, to arch over the shoulder joint.
- Coracobrachialis muscleMusculus coracobrachialisCoracobrachialis is a slender muscle high on the inner side of the arm, running from the coracoid process to the humeral shaft.
- Coracohumeral ligamentLigamentum coracohumeraleA broad band over the top of the shoulder joint, running from the coracoid process to both tubercles of the humerus.
- Costoclavicular ligamentLigamentum costoclaviculareA short, strong rhomboid band tying the underside of the clavicle's inner end to the first rib and its cartilage.
- Cubital nodesNodi cubitalesOne or two deep lymph nodes lying beside the brachial artery in the cubital fossa, at the front of the elbow.
- Deep brachial arteryArteria profunda brachiiThe largest branch of the brachial artery, winding with the radial nerve behind the humerus towards the outer side of the elbow.
- Deep branch of radial nerveRamus profundus nervi radialisThe motor branch of the radial nerve at the elbow, which winds through supinator to supply the extensor muscles of the forearm.
- Deep branch of ulnar nerveRamus profundus nervi ulnarisThe motor terminal branch of the ulnar nerve in the hand, curving across the deep palm to supply most of the small hand muscles.
- Deep head of flexor pollicis brevisCaput profundum flexoris brevis pollicisFlexor pollicis brevis has a small, inner deep head that lies hidden in the thenar eminence at the base of the thumb.
- Deep head of pronator teresCaput profundum pronatoris teretisThe deep head of pronator teres is the small ulnar portion of the muscle, arising from the coronoid process below the elbow.