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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- Mucosa of nasal cavityTunica mucosa nasiThe moist, richly vascular lining of the nasal cavity, which warms, humidifies and filters inspired air and carries the receptors for smell.
- Mucosa of stomachTunica mucosa gastrisThe soft, folded inner lining of the stomach, packed with the glands that make gastric acid, enzymes and protective mucus.
- Multifidus colli muscleMusculus multifidus colliMultifidus colli is the neck part of the multifidus, a deep layer of short bundles linking cervical articular processes to spines above.
- Multifidus lumborum muscleMusculus multifidus lumborumMultifidus lumborum is the thick lumbar part of multifidus, a deep back muscle filling the groove beside the lumbar spinous processes.
- Multifidus thoracis muscleMusculus multifidus thoracisMultifidus thoracis is the thoracic part of multifidus, a deep back muscle running from thoracic transverse processes to spinous processes above.
- Muscular branches of axillary nerveRami musculares nervi axillarisThe motor branches of the axillary nerve, given behind the surgical neck of the humerus to the deltoid and teres minor.
- Muscular branches of deep fibular nerveRami musculares nervi fibularis profundiThe motor twigs of the deep fibular nerve to the extensor muscles of the anterior leg and the short extensors on the foot.
- Muscular branches of median nerveRami musculares nervi medianiThe motor branches of the median nerve, supplying most flexor muscles of the forearm and the thenar muscles of the hand.
- Muscular branches of radial nerveRami musculares nervi radialisThe motor branches the radial nerve gives in the arm and at the elbow to triceps, anconeus, brachioradialis and the long radial wrist extensor.
- Muscular branches of ulnar nerveRami musculares nervi ulnarisThe branches the ulnar nerve gives near the elbow to flexor carpi ulnaris and the ulnar half of flexor digitorum profundus.
- Musculocutaneous nerveNervus musculocutaneusA nerve from the brachial plexus's lateral cord that supplies the front muscles of the arm and the skin of the lateral forearm.
- Musculophrenic arteryArteria musculoohrenicaThe lateral terminal branch of the internal thoracic artery, running along the costal margin behind the lower costal cartilages.
- Musculophrenic veinsVenae musculophrenicaeSmall paired veins running along the inner costal margin with the musculophrenic artery, draining the lower chest wall and diaphragm into the internal thoracic vein.
- Mylohyoid branch of inferior alveolar arteryRamus mylohyoideus arteriae alveolaris inferiorisA small branch of the inferior alveolar artery that runs in the mylohyoid groove of the mandible to the mylohyoid muscle.
- Mylohyoid muscleMusculus mylohyoideusMylohyoid is the paired, flat triangular muscle that stretches from the inner mandible to the hyoid and forms the floor of the mouth.
- Nasal boneOs nasaleOne of a pair of small oblong bones that meet in the midline to build the bony bridge of the nose.
- Nasal septal cartilageCartilago septi nasiThe four-sided plate of hyaline cartilage forming the front of the nasal septum between the two nasal cavities.
- Nasalis muscleMusculus nasalisThe nasalis is the main nose muscle: a transverse part compresses the nasal cartilages and an alar part flares the nostrils.
- Nasolabial nodeNodus nasolabialisA small facial lymph node in the fold between the side of the nose and the upper lip, along the facial vein.
- Nasolacrimal ductDuctus nasolacrimalisThe membranous tube leading tears downwards from the lacrimal sac through a bony canal to open into the inferior meatus of the nose.
- NasopharynxPars nasalis pharyngisThe uppermost part of the pharynx, behind the nasal cavities and above the soft palate, carrying air from nose to throat.
- Nerve to mylohyoid muscleNervus mylohyoideusA small motor branch of the inferior alveolar nerve that supplies mylohyoid and the anterior belly of digastric.
- Nerve to piriformis muscleNervus musculi piriformisA short branch of the sacral plexus that enters piriformis from its pelvic surface, usually carrying fibres of the first and second sacral nerves.
- Nerve to quadratus femoris muscleNervus musculi quadrati femorisA branch of the sacral plexus that supplies quadratus femoris and inferior gemellus and sends a twig to the hip joint.