Organ reference, parts, location, blood and nerve supply, function, and common diseases.
373 organs
373 organs
OrganRight Auricleauricula dextraChestThe right auricle is a small, ear-shaped pouch projecting from the upper front of the right…
OrganRight Bundle Branchcrus dextrum fasciculi atrioventricularisChestThe right bundle branch is a thin, cord-like continuation of the bundle of His that carries…
OrganRight Colic Flexureflexura coli dextraAbdomenThe right colic flexure, or hepatic flexure, is the bend where the ascending colon turns left…
OrganRight Lobe of the Liverlobus hepatis dexterAbdomenThe right lobe is the largest lobe of the liver. Anatomically it lies to the right…
OrganRight Lungpulmo dexterChestThe right lung is the larger and heavier of the two lungs, divided by oblique and…
OrganRight Main Bronchusbronchus principalis dexterChestThe right main bronchus is the airway carrying air from the trachea into the right lung.…
OrganRight Ventricleventriculus dexterChestThe right ventricle pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs through the pulmonary valve. It forms most…
OrganRima Glottidisrima glottidisNeckThe rima glottidis is the opening between the vocal folds and, at the back, between the…
OrganRoot Canalcanalis radicis dentisHead & SkullA root canal is the narrow channel running through the root of a tooth from the…
OrganRoot of the Lungradix pulmonisChestThe root of the lung is the bundle of structures that connects each lung to the…
OrganScrotumscrotumPelvis & HipThe scrotum is the pouch of thin, wrinkled skin and smooth muscle that holds the testes…
OrganSebaceous Glandsglandulae sebaceaeWhole BodySebaceous glands are small oil glands in the dermis that release an oily secretion called sebum.…
OrganSegmental Bronchibronchi segmentalesChestThe segmental (tertiary) bronchi are branches of the lobar bronchi, each supplying one bronchopulmonary segment. There…
OrganSemilunar Valve Cuspsvalvulae semilunaresChestThe aortic and pulmonary valves each have three thin, pocket-shaped cusps that open flat against the…
OrganSeminal Colliculuscolliculus seminalisPelvis & HipThe seminal colliculus (verumontanum) is a rounded bump on the back wall of the prostatic urethra.…
OrganSeminal Vesicleglandula vesiculosa (vesicula seminalis)Pelvis & HipThe seminal vesicles are a pair of coiled, sac-like glands about 5 cm long lying behind…
OrganSeminiferous Tubulestubuli seminiferiPelvis & HipThe seminiferous tubules are the tightly coiled tubes inside the testis where sperm are made. Each…
OrganSerous Pericardiumpericardium serosumChestThe serous pericardium is a thin, closed membrane folded back on itself to form two continuous…
OrganSigmoid Coloncolon sigmoideumPelvis & HipThe sigmoid colon is an S-shaped loop of colon, very variable in length, running from the…
OrganSinoatrial Nodenodus sinuatrialisChestThe sinoatrial (SA) node is the heart's natural pacemaker, a small crescent of specialised muscle cells…
OrganSinus Venarumsinus venarum cavarumChestThe sinus venarum is the smooth-walled back part of the right atrium that receives the superior…
OrganSkincutisWhole BodyThe skin is the body's largest organ, covering about 1.5-2 square metres and making up roughly…
OrganSkin Tension Lineslineae distractionisWhole BodySkin tension lines (Langer lines and the related relaxed skin tension lines) describe the direction in…
OrganSmall Intestineintestinum tenueAbdomenThe small intestine is the longest part of the digestive tract, a coiled tube about 6-7…
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