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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- Straight gyrus (Gyrus rectus)The narrow, straight convolution along the medial edge of the underside of the frontal lobe, beside the longitudinal fissure.
- Straight part of cricothyroid musclePars recta musculi cricothyreoideiThe straight part of cricothyroid is the front, near-vertical portion of the cricothyroid muscle, linking the cricoid arch to the thyroid cartilage.
- Straight sinusSinus rectusA midline dural venous sinus along the junction of the falx cerebri and tentorium, draining the deep brain to the back of the head.
- Stria medullaris thalamiA slender band of white fibres along the upper medial edge of the thalamus, running back to the habenula in the epithalamus.
- Stria terminalisA curved band of fibres running from the amygdala along the floor of the lateral ventricle, in the groove between the caudate nucleus and thalamus.
- Stylohyoid ligamentLigamentum stylohyoideumA fibrous cord in the side of the neck running from the tip of the styloid process to the lesser horn of the hyoid.
- Stylohyoid muscleMusculus stylohyoideusStylohyoid is a slender suprahyoid muscle running from the styloid process of the skull down to the hyoid bone.
- Stylomandibular ligamentLigamentum stylomandibulareA fascial band below the ear stretching from the styloid process to the angle and back edge of the mandible.
- Stylopharyngeus muscleMusculus stylopharyngeusStylopharyngeus is a long, narrow muscle passing from the styloid process into the wall of the pharynx, where it lifts the throat.
- Subaortic nodesNodi subaorticiThe common iliac lymph nodes that lie just below the bifurcation of the abdominal aorta, in front of the lowest lumbar vertebrae.
- Subclavian nerveNervus subclaviusA slender nerve from the superior trunk of the brachial plexus that runs down in front of the plexus to supply subclavius.
- Subclavius muscleMusculus subclaviusSubclavius is a small, rounded muscle tucked beneath the clavicle, running from the first rib to the underside of the collarbone.
- Subcostal arteryArteria subcostalisThe lowest paired branch of the thoracic aorta, running beneath the twelfth rib into the back and abdominal wall.
- Sublingual glandGlandula sublingualisThe smallest of the paired major salivary glands, lying just under the lining of the oral floor.
- Submandibular ductDuctus submandibularisThe duct of the submandibular gland, running forwards in the floor of the mouth to open beside the frenulum of the tongue.
- Submandibular glandGlandula submandibularisA paired salivary gland below the oral floor, tucked against the inner surface of the lower jaw near its angle.
- Submandibular nodesNodi submandibularesA group of lymph nodes under the lower jaw, in the submandibular triangle, lying on the submandibular gland.
- Submental arteryArteria submentalisThe largest neck branch of the facial artery, running forward on mylohyoid below the mandible to supply the chin and floor of the mouth.
- Submental nodesNodi submentalesA few lymph nodes under the chin, between the two anterior digastric bellies and above the hyoid bone.
- Submental veinVena submentalisA vein under the chin that follows the submental artery along the floor of the mouth and drains into the facial vein.
- Subparietal sulcusSulcus subparietalisA groove on the inner face of each hemisphere above the splenium, separating the precuneus from the posterior cingulate gyrus.
- Subscapular arteryArteria subscapularisThe biggest vessel to leave the axillary artery, running down the lateral border of the scapula to its inferior angle.
- Subscapular veinVena subscapularisA short, wide vein on the posterior wall of the axilla, formed by the circumflex scapular and thoracodorsal veins and draining into the axillary vein.
- Subscapularis muscleMusculus subscapularisSubscapularis is the large rotator cuff muscle on the front of the shoulder blade that turns the arm inward.