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Bone T1 Vertebra vertebra thoracica I Spine T1 is the first thoracic vertebra, transitioning from the cervical to the thoracic spine and articulating… Bone T1-T12 Vertebrae (Thoracic) vertebrae thoracicae (T1-T12) Chest The twelve thoracic vertebrae form the posterolateral thoracic cage, each with a heart-shaped body, bilateral facets… Bone T2-T8 Vertebrae vertebrae thoracicae II-VIII Spine Vertebrae T2 through T8 are the mid-thoracic vertebrae that articulate with the corresponding ribs at their… Bone T9-T12 Vertebrae vertebrae thoracicae IX-XII Spine The lower four thoracic vertebrae transition toward the lumbar region, with T9 through T12 articulating with… Bone Talar Dome trochlea tali Foot & Ankle The talar dome (trochlea tali) is the superior articular surface of the talus that fits within… Joint Talocalcaneonavicular Joint articulatio talocalcaneonavicularis Foot & Ankle The talocalcaneonavicular joint (TCN joint) is a functional ball-and-socket articulation formed by the head of the… Joint Talonavicular Joint articulatio talonavicularis Foot & Ankle The talonavicular joint is the medial component of the Chopart joint and the most mobile of… Ligament Talonavicular Ligament ligamentum talonaviculare Foot & Ankle The talonavicular ligament is the dorsal capsular reinforcement of the talonavicular joint, providing dorsal stability to… Bone Talus talus Foot & Ankle The talus sits at the summit of the foot, transmitting body weight from the tibia to… Bone Talus (Full) talus Foot & Ankle The talus is the keystone of the ankle mortise, transmitting body weight from the tibia to… Bone Tarsal Sinus sinus tarsi Foot & Ankle The tarsal sinus (sinus tarsi) is the cone-shaped space between the talus and calcaneus, formed by… Joint Tarsometatarsal Joints (Lisfranc) articulationes tarsometatarsales Foot & Ankle The tarsometatarsal joints form the Lisfranc joint complex, a transverse articulation across the midfoot anchored by… Ligament Tarsometatarsal Ligaments (Lisfranc Complex) ligamenta tarsometatarsalia Foot & Ankle The tarsometatarsal (Lisfranc) ligament complex includes dorsal, plantar, and interosseous components connecting the cuneiforms and cuboid… Ligament Tectorial Membrane ligamentum Neck The tectorial membrane is the upward continuation of the posterior longitudinal ligament from C2 into the… Bone Temporal Bone os temporale Head & Skull The paired temporal bones form the lateral skull walls and contain the middle and inner ear… Muscle Temporalis musculus temporalis Head & Skull The temporalis is a large, fan-shaped muscle filling the temporal fossa on the side of the… Muscle Temporalis (Full) musculus temporalis Head & Skull The temporalis fills the temporal fossa and inserts on the coronoid process as a broad fan-shaped… Joint Temporomandibular Joint articulatio temporomandibularis Head & Skull The TMJ is a bilateral synovial joint between the mandibular condyle and the temporal bone glenoid… Joint Temporomandibular Joint (Detail) articulatio temporomandibularis (detail) Head & Skull The TMJ is the only bilateral joint that must function simultaneously as a unit — the… Muscle Temporoparietalis musculus temporoparietalis Head & Skull The temporoparietalis is the thin muscular layer of the temporoparietal fascia (SMAS extension) spanning from the… Muscle Tensor Fasciae Latae musculus tensor fasciae latae Pelvis & Hip The TFL is a small muscle at the anterior iliac crest that inserts entirely into the… Muscle Tensor Fasciae Latae musculus tensor fasciae latae Pelvis & Hip The tensor fasciae latae is a small but clinically significant muscle at the anterior hip that… Tendon Tensor Fasciae Latae Tendon tendo musculi tensoris fasciae latae Thigh The TFL tendon blends into the iliotibial band rather than inserting directly on bone, making TFL… Muscle Tensor Tympani musculus tensor tympani Head & Skull The tensor tympani is the larger of the two middle ear muscles, wrapping around the cochleariform…
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