Sobotta Atlas of Human Anatomy (15th Ed.): Tables of Muscles, Joints and Nerves

Sobotta Atlas of Human Anatomy Tables of Muscles, Joints, and Nerves 1st Edition Edited by F. Paulsen and J. Waschke This booklet is a supplement to Sobotta, Atlas of Anatomy, volumes 1 to 3, 15th Edition. The cross-references refer to the figure numbers in the Atlas. Apart from this, the tables are also useful for an independent systematic learning and revision of subject matter. Abbreviations: O = Origin; I = Insertion; F = Function Front Cover......Page 1 Sobotta Atlas of Human Anatomy: Tables of Muscles, Joints, and Nerves......Page 2 Copyright Page ......Page 3 Table of Contents......Page 4 b Auricle......Page 6 c Palpebral fissure......Page 7 e Mouth......Page 8 f Neck......Page 10 a Intrinsic muscles of the tongue......Page 11 b Extrinsic muscles of the tongue......Page 12 Chapter 3. Muscles of the palate......Page 13 Chapter 4. Masticatory muscles......Page 14 a Pharyngeal constrictor muscles......Page 15 b Pharyngeal levator muscles......Page 16 Chapter 6. Muscles of the larynx......Page 17 Chapter 8. Lateral muscles of the neck......Page 19 Chapter 9. Suprahyoid muscles......Page 20 Chapter 10. Infrahyoid muscles......Page 21 Chapter 11. Scalene muscles......Page 22 Chapter 12. Prevertebral muscles......Page 23 Chapter 13. Muscles of the thoracic wall......Page 24 Chapter 15. Lateral muscles of the abdominal wall......Page 25 Chapter 17. Spinocostal muscles......Page 26 I Lateral tract......Page 27 II Medial tract......Page 31 III Autochthonous deep muscles of the neck......Page 34 Chapter 19. Diaphragm......Page 36 a Diaphragma pelvis......Page 37 b Perineal muscles......Page 38 b Joints of the upper extremity......Page 39 c Planes and axes of the joints of the upper extremity......Page 40 Chapter 22. Branches and innervation areas of the brachial plexus......Page 41 Chapter 24. Ventral muscles of the shoulder girdle......Page 42 Chapter 26. Lateral muscles of the shoulder......Page 43 Chapter 27. Dorsal muscles of the shoulder girdle......Page 44 Chapter 28. Dorsal muscles of the shoulder......Page 45 Chapter 29. Ventral muscles of the upper arm......Page 46 Chapter 30. Dorsal muscles of the upper arm......Page 47 Chapter 31. Ventral superficial muscles of the forearm......Page 48 Chapter 32. Ventral deep muscles of the forearm......Page 49 Chapter 33. Lateral (radial) muscles of the forearm......Page 50 Chapter 34. Dorsal superficial muscles of the forearm......Page 51 Chapter 35. Dorsal deep muscles of the forearm......Page 52 Chapter 36. Thenar muscles......Page 53 Chapter 37. Palmar muscles......Page 54 Chapter 38. Hypothenar muscles......Page 55 b Joints of the free lower extremity......Page 56 c Planes and axes of movements of the joints of the lower extremity......Page 57 Chapter 40. Branches and innervation areas of the lumbosacral plexus......Page 59 Chapter 42. Ventral muscles of the hip......Page 61 Chapter 43. Dorsolateral muscles of the hip......Page 62 Chapter 44. Pelvitrochanteric muscles of the hip......Page 63 Chapter 45. Ventral muscles of the thigh......Page 64 Chapter 46. Medial muscles of the thigh (adductors)......Page 65 Chapter 47. Dorsal muscles of the thigh (ischiocrural muscles)......Page 66 Chapter 48. Ventral muscles of the leg......Page 67 Chapter 50. Dorsal superficial muscles of the leg......Page 68 Chapter 51. Dorsal deep muscles of the leg......Page 69 Chapter 53. Medial muscles of the sole of the foot......Page 70 Chapter 54. Muscles in the midregion of the sole of the foot......Page 71 Chapter 55. Lateral muscles of the sole of the foot......Page 72 Chapter 57. Cranial nerves, functions (fiber qualities)......Page 73 d Trochlear nerve [IV]......Page 74 e Trigeminal nerve [V]......Page 75 h Vestibulocochlear nerve [VIII]......Page 76 l Hypoglossal nerve [XII]......Page 77 Chapter 60. Nuclei of the Thalamus (selection)......Page 78 Index......Page 79 Learning with the Sobotta system Sobotta – tables of muscles, joints and nerves 60 tables assist in deepening and reviewing your knowledge: All muscles of the human body including origin, insertion, innervation and function. Matching the atlas, volumes 1 to 3, you find a schematic illustration of the original Sobotta figure for each muscle. The described muscle is highlighted in colour.Branches and supply areas of the cervical, brachial and lumbosacral plexusJoints and cranial nervesA practical learning tool for studying on the go! Each table refers to the corresponding figures in Sobotta Atlases Volumes 1 to 3 V.1. General Anatomy And Musculoskeletal System -- V.2. Internal Organs -- V.3. Head, Neck, And Neuroanatomy. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.