Organ reference, parts, location, blood and nerve supply, function, and common diseases.
373 organs
373 organs
OrganSoft Palatepalatum molle (velum palatinum)Head & SkullThe soft palate is the mobile muscular flap hanging from the back edge of the hard…
OrganSpermatic Cordfuniculus spermaticusPelvis & HipThe spermatic cord is the bundle of structures that suspends each testis and runs from the…
OrganSpongy Urethrapars spongiosa urethraePelvis & HipThe spongy (penile) urethra is the longest part of the male urethra, about 15 cm, running…
OrganStomachgasterAbdomenThe stomach is the widest part of the digestive tract, a J-shaped muscular bag between the…
OrganStratum Basalestratum basale epidermidisWhole BodyThe stratum basale is the deepest single layer of the epidermis, a row of column-shaped cells…
OrganStratum Corneumstratum corneum epidermidisWhole BodyThe stratum corneum is the outermost layer of the skin, made of 15-30 or more rows…
OrganStratum Granulosumstratum granulosum epidermidisWhole BodyThe stratum granulosum is a thin layer of 1-5 cell rows where keratinocytes flatten, fill with…
OrganStratum Lucidumstratum lucidum epidermidisHand & WristThe stratum lucidum is a thin clear layer of flattened dead cells found only in very…
OrganStratum Spinosumstratum spinosum epidermidisWhole BodyThe stratum spinosum is the thickest living layer of the epidermis, several cells deep, where keratinocytes…
OrganSuperior Lobe of the Left Lunglobus superior pulmonis sinistriChestThe superior (upper) lobe of the left lung lies above and in front of the oblique…
OrganSuperior Lobe of the Right Lunglobus superior pulmonis dextriChestThe superior (upper) lobe of the right lung forms the top part of the right lung,…
OrganSuperior Mediastinal Spacespatium mediastini superiorisChestThe superior mediastinum lies above the sternal angle, containing the great vessels, trachea, oesophagus, thymus remnant,…
OrganSuperior Mediastinummediastinum superiusChestThe superior mediastinum is the upper part of the central chest compartment, above an imaginary plane…
OrganSuperior Part of the Duodenumpars superior duodeniAbdomenThe superior part is the first part of the duodenum, about 5 cm long, running from…
OrganSupraventricular Crestcrista supraventricularisChestThe supraventricular crest is a thick muscular ridge in the right ventricle that separates the rough…
OrganTaeniae Colitaeniae coliAbdomenThe taeniae coli are three narrow ribbons of longitudinal smooth muscle running along the caecum and…
OrganTail of the Pancreascauda pancreatisAbdomenThe tail is the narrow left end of the pancreas, which runs between the layers of…
OrganTeethdentesHead & SkullThe teeth are hard, mineralised organs set in sockets of the maxilla and mandible that cut,…
OrganTerminal Bronchiolesbronchioli terminalesChestTerminal bronchioles are the last and smallest purely conducting airways, less than about 0.5 mm wide,…
OrganTestistestisPelvis & HipThe testes are the paired male gonads, oval organs about 4-5 cm long that hang in…
OrganThird Molarsdentes molares tertiiHead & SkullThe third molars, or wisdom teeth, are the last teeth to erupt, usually between about 17…
OrganThyroid Cartilagecartilago thyroideaNeckThe thyroid cartilage is the largest cartilage of the larynx, formed by two quadrilateral laminae that…
OrganTonguelinguaHead & SkullThe tongue is a highly mobile muscular organ that lies on the floor of the mouth…
OrganTooth Crowncorona dentisHead & SkullThe crown is the part of a tooth covered by enamel. Anatomists separate the anatomical crown,…
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