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Muscle Gastrocnemius musculus gastrocnemius Lower Leg The gastrocnemius is the superficial, diamond-shaped calf muscle visible on the posterior lower leg, forming the… Bursa Gastrocnemius Bursa bursa musculi gastrocnemii Knee Small bursae lie at the origins of both gastrocnemius heads at the posterior femoral condyles. The… Bursa Gastrocnemius Semimembranosus Bursa (Baker Cyst Detail) bursa gastrocnemiosemimembranosa (mecanismus) Knee The semimembranosus-gastrocnemius bursa (Baker cyst) communicates with the knee joint through a posterior capsular opening in… Tendon Gastrocnemius Tendon tendo musculi gastrocnemii Lower Leg The gastrocnemius aponeurosis (tendon) converges with the soleus at the musculotendinous junction of the Achilles tendon… Vessel Gastroduodenal Artery arteria gastroduodenalis Abdomen The gastroduodenal artery passes behind the first part of the duodenum — posterior duodenal ulcers can… Muscle Gemellus Inferior musculus gemellus inferior Pelvis & Hip The gemellus inferior is the lower flanking muscle of the obturator internus tendon, originating from the… Muscle Gemellus Inferior (Full) musculus gemellus inferior Pelvis & Hip The gemellus inferior arises from the ischial tuberosity upper border (immediately above the quadratus femoris) and… Muscle Gemellus Superior musculus gemellus superior Pelvis & Hip The gemellus superior is the upper of the two gemellus muscles flanking the obturator internus tendon,… Muscle Gemellus Superior (Full) musculus gemellus superior Pelvis & Hip The gemellus superior arises from the ischial spine and blends with the obturator internus tendon to… Muscle Gemellus Superior and Inferior musculus gemellus superior et inferior Pelvis & Hip The gemellus superior and gemellus inferior are two small, strap-like muscles flanking the obturator internus tendon… Muscle Genioglossus musculus genioglossus Head & Skull The genioglossus is the largest tongue muscle and the most important muscle for maintaining upper airway… Muscle Genioglossus musculus genioglossus Head & Skull The genioglossus is the largest extrinsic tongue muscle and the primary protruder of the tongue. Its… Muscle Geniohyoid musculus geniohyoideus Head & Skull The geniohyoid lies superior to the mylohyoid, connecting the mandible to the hyoid. It is one… Muscle Geniohyoid musculus geniohyoideus Head & Skull The geniohyoid is a narrow muscle running from the inner mandibular chin to the hyoid, acting… Nerve Genitofemoral Nerve nervus genitofemoralis Abdomen The genitofemoral nerve divides into a genital branch that enters the inguinal canal and supplies the… Nerve Genitofemoral Nerve (Full) nervus genitofemoralis Abdomen The genitofemoral nerve descends through the psoas and provides the cremasteric reflex (stroking the inner thigh… Ligament Glenohumeral Capsule capsula articularis humeri Shoulder The glenohumeral joint capsule is a redundant fibrous envelope that must accommodate the enormous range of… Joint Glenohumeral Joint articulatio humeri Shoulder The most mobile joint in the body, trading stability for range of motion. The large humeral… Joint Glenohumeral Joint — Inferior Recess recessus axillaris articulationis humeri Shoulder The axillary (inferior) recess is the dependent fold of the glenohumeral joint capsule that unfolds during… Joint Glenohumeral Joint (Full Capsular Volume) articulatio humeri (capacitas capsularis) Shoulder The glenohumeral joint sacrifices stability for mobility — the humeral head is three times larger than… Ligament Glenohumeral Ligaments ligamenta glenohumeralia Shoulder The glenohumeral ligaments are three thickenings of the anterior glenohumeral joint capsule, the superior, middle, and… Bone Glenoid cavitas glenoidalis scapulae Shoulder The glenoid is the shallow, pear-shaped articular socket of the scapula that receives the humeral head… Ligament Glenoid Labrum (Complete) labrum glenoidale Shoulder The glenoid labrum is a fibrocartilaginous rim deepening the glenoid socket, with the glenohumeral ligaments attaching… Nerve Glossopharyngeal Nerve nervus glossopharyngeus (CN IX) Head & Skull The glossopharyngeal nerve carries taste from the posterior tongue, general sensation from the pharynx, and supplies…

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