Brain StructureObexobexHead & SkullThe obex is the point at the lower tip of the fourth ventricle where it narrows…
MuscleOblique Arytenoid Musclemusculus arytenoideus obliquusNeckThe oblique arytenoid muscle consists of two fibres that cross over the back of the larynx…
LigamentOblique Cord of the Forearmchorda obliqua antebrachiiForearmThe oblique cord of the forearm (chorda obliqua, also called Weitbrecht's cord) is a flat, inconstant…Also:
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OrganOblique Fissurefissura obliquaChestThe oblique fissure is a deep cleft present in both lungs that separates the lower lobe…
MuscleOblique Muscle of the Auriclemusculus obliquus auriculaeHead & SkullThe oblique muscle of the auricle is a few short fibres on the back surface of…
Fascia or SpaceOblique Pericardial Sinussinus obliquus pericardiiChestThe oblique pericardial sinus is the posterior pericardial recess behind the left atrium, bounded by the…
LigamentOblique Popliteal Ligamentligamentum popliteum obliquumKneeThe oblique popliteal ligament is an expansion of the semimembranosus tendon that fans across the posterior…Also:
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LigamentOblique Retinacular Ligamentligamentum retinaculare obliquumHand & WristThe oblique retinacular ligament (Landsmeer ligament) runs obliquely in the finger from the volar base of…
MuscleObliquus Capitis Inferiormusculus obliquus capitis inferiorNeckThe obliquus capitis inferior is the largest of the four suboccipital muscles and the only one…Also:
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MuscleObliquus Capitis Superiormusculus obliquus capitis superiorNeckThe obliquus capitis superior is one of the four suboccipital muscles, forming the superolateral boundary of…Also:
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VesselObturator Arteryarteria obturatoriaPelvis & HipThe obturator artery is the primary supply to the adductor compartment muscles and provides the acetabular…
BursaObturator Bursabursa musculi obturatorii externiPelvis & HipThe obturator bursa lies between the obturator externus tendon and the posterior hip joint capsule as…
Fascia or SpaceObturator Canalcanalis obturatoriusPelvis & HipThe obturator canal is a 2-3 cm fibro-osseous tunnel in the superolateral corner of the obturator…
NerveObturator Cutaneous Branchramus cutaneus nervi obturatoriiThighThe cutaneous branch of the obturator nerve arises from the anterior division, passing between adductor longus…
MuscleObturator Externusmusculus obturator externusPelvis & HipThe obturator externus is a flat, fan-shaped muscle on the outer surface of the pelvis that…Also:
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TendonObturator Externus Tendontendo musculi obturatoris externiPelvis & HipThe obturator externus tendon is the distal tendinous portion of the obturator externus muscle, arising from…
Fascia or SpaceObturator Fasciafascia obturatoriaPelvis & HipThe obturator fascia covers the pelvic surface of obturator internus on the side wall of the…
BoneObturator Foramenforamen obturatumPelvis & HipThe obturator foramen is the largest foramen in the skeleton, formed by the ischium posteriorly and…
MuscleObturator Internusmusculus obturator internusPelvis & HipThe obturator internus originates inside the pelvis on the inner surface of the obturator membrane, makes…Also:
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TendonObturator Internus Tendontendo musculi obturatoris interniPelvis & HipThe obturator internus tendon takes a unique 90-degree turn around the lesser sciatic notch (which acts…
GlandObturator Lymph Nodesnodi lymphoidei obturatoriiPelvis & HipThe obturator lymph nodes lie in the obturator fossa on the side wall of the pelvis,…
LigamentObturator Membranemembrana obturatoriaPelvis & HipThe obturator membrane is a tough fibrous sheet that almost completely closes the obturator foramen, the…Also:
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NerveObturator Nervenervus obturatoriusThighThe obturator nerve emerges from the medial border of the psoas, crosses the pelvic brim, and…Also:
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NerveObturator Nerve Articular Branchramus articularis nervi obturatoriiPelvis & HipThe obturator nerve articular branch is the most distal branch of the obturator nerve, arising within…
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