Organ reference, parts, location, blood and nerve supply, function, and common diseases.
373 organs
373 organs
OrganNeck of the Gallbladdercollum vesicae biliarisAbdomenThe neck is the narrow, tapering end of the gallbladder that joins the cystic duct. It…
OrganNephronnephronumAbdomenThe nephron is the microscopic working unit of the kidney, and each kidney contains about one…
OrganNephron Loop (Loop of Henle)ansa nephroni (Henle)AbdomenThe nephron loop, or loop of Henle, is the hairpin-shaped part of the tubule that dips…
OrganNipple and Areolapapilla mammaria et areola mammaeChestThe nipple is the raised projection at the centre of the breast where 15-20 lactiferous ducts…
OrganOblique Fissurefissura obliquaChestThe oblique fissure is a deep cleft present in both lungs that separates the lower lobe…
OrganOesophagusoesophagusChestThe oesophagus is a muscular tube about 25 cm long that carries food from the pharynx…
OrganOmental Appendicesappendices omentalesAbdomenOmental appendices (epiploic appendages) are small fat-filled pouches of peritoneum hanging from the outer surface of…
OrganOral Cavitycavitas orisHead & SkullThe oral cavity is the first part of the digestive tract, running from the lips in…
OrganOral Vestibulevestibulum orisHead & SkullThe oral vestibule is the slit-like space between the lips and cheeks on the outside and…
OrganOropharyngeal Isthmusisthmus fauciumHead & SkullThe oropharyngeal isthmus (fauces) is the opening between the mouth and the oropharynx. It is bounded…
OrganOropharynxpars oralis pharyngisNeckThe oropharynx is the middle part of the pharynx, lying behind the mouth from the soft…
OrganOvarian Folliclesfolliculi ovariciPelvis & HipOvarian follicles are tiny sacs in the ovarian cortex, each containing one immature egg surrounded by…
OrganOvaryovariumPelvis & HipThe ovaries are the paired female gonads, almond-shaped organs about 3 cm long lying on the…
OrganPalatoglossal Archarcus palatoglossusHead & SkullThe palatoglossal arch is the front fold of mucosa at the back of the mouth, running…
OrganPalatopharyngeal Archarcus palatopharyngeusHead & SkullThe palatopharyngeal arch is the rear fold of mucosa at the back of the mouth, running…
OrganPancreaspancreasAbdomenThe pancreas is a soft, lobulated gland about 12-15 cm long that lies across the back…
OrganPancreatic Aciniacini pancreaticiAbdomenPancreatic acini are the tiny berry-shaped clusters of cells that make up about 98% of the…
OrganPapillary Dermisstratum papillare dermidisWhole BodyThe papillary dermis is the thin upper layer of the dermis, made of loose connective tissue…
OrganPapillary Musclesmusculi papillaresChestThe papillary muscles are cone-shaped projections of ventricular muscle that anchor the chordae tendineae. The left…
OrganParaurethral Glandsglandulae paraurethralesPelvis & HipThe paraurethral (Skene) glands are small glands on either side of the lower female urethra, opening…
OrganParietal Peritoneumperitoneum parietaleAbdomenThe parietal peritoneum lines the inner surface of the abdominal and pelvic walls and the underside…
OrganParietal Pleurapleura parietalisChestThe parietal pleura is the outer layer of the pleura, lining the inner chest wall, the…
OrganPectinate Linelinea pectinataPelvis & HipThe pectinate (dentate) line is a wavy line around the anal canal formed by the anal…
OrganPectinate Musclesmusculi pectinatiChestThe pectinate muscles are parallel ridges of muscle on the inner walls of the atria, named…
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