Musculoskeletal Key

Fig. 18.1 Microscopic appearance of cancellous bone and bone marrow. BM bone marrow, CB cancellous bone Cancellous Bone Bone tissue is formed in a place which does not contain any…

Fig. 29.1 Development of the spinal cord at gestational day 19, 20, and 22 Failure of the Ends of the Neural Tube to Close (a) Cranially, may cause anencephaly  …

Fig. 47.1 Lumbar spine anatomy and lumbar plexus branches related to the bony anatomy. Spinal nerve and its anterior and posterior branches are demonstrated. Medial branch of the posterior ramus…

Fig. 42.1 (Upper) Anteroposterior X-ray of a 75-year-old female patient. Right trochanteric fracture was recognized on radiological findings. (Lower) Surgical treatment with intramedullary nail was undertaken successfully A 75-year-old female…

Fig. 38.1 Implant failure due to exogenous osteomyelitis after femur fracture treatment with plate After removal of all implants and proper debridement, a unilateral external fixator was applied to the…

Fig. 17.1 The stages of somitogenesis. Development occurs in a craniocaudal order. The more cranially placed somites (at the lower right of the figure) are further developed than those caudally…

Fig. 26.1 Schematic drawing of the skeletal muscle organization Most of the skeletal muscles are derived from somatic mesoderm. In the embryo, a muscle fiber is formed by the fusion…

Fig. 36.1 The soft tissue mass appearances at the distal part of the forearm Before the diagnosis of primary lesion, a portion of the patients may refer with signs of…

Fig. 43.1 Posterior view of shoulder. The anterior and posterior branches of axillary nerve are seen Posterior Approach This approach provides good access to the lower three-fourths of the humerus….

Fig. 25.1 The meniscus is a semilunar fibrocartilaginous structure Traumatic injury and/or degenerative changes disrupt the mechanical function of these tissues. These changes can lead to the early onset and…