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Study anatomy with educational materials about bones, muscles, nerves and other body systems.

Internal organs

Human internal organs: location, structure and functions

Where are the internal organs located and how do they work - from the heart and lungs to the intestines and kidneys. Review article on anatomy.

Human internal organs: location, structure and functions

Skeletal system

Structure of the human skull: bones, sutures and clinical significance

What bones does the skull consist of, how do they connect and why is this important for medicine? Let’s look at the anatomy of the skull from the vault to the base.

Structure of the human skull: bones, sutures and clinical significance

Muscular system

Abdominal Muscles: Layers, Functions and Health Implications

Rectus, external and internal obliques, transversus - the four layers of abdominal muscles and their role in supporting the spine and organs.

Abdominal Muscles: Layers, Functions and Health Implications

Skeletal system

Lower jaw: anatomy, structure and functions

The only movable bone of the skull is the lower jaw. We analyze its structure, muscles, innervation and clinical significance.

Lower jaw: anatomy, structure and functions

Muscular system

Head muscles: chewing and facial muscles

The two groups of head muscles perform completely different tasks. Let's look at their anatomy, functions and clinical significance.

Head muscles: chewing and facial muscles

Muscular system

Human muscular system: classification, structure, functions

How skeletal muscles are structured, by what principle they are classified and why their study is important for medicine and sports.

Human muscular system: classification, structure, functions

Muscular system

Neck muscles: anatomy, groups and clinical significance

The neck is the most complex area of ​​the body, where muscles, nerves and blood vessels are located extremely compactly. We analyze all muscle groups.

Neck muscles: anatomy, groups and clinical significance

Muscular system

Back muscles: superficial and deep layers

From the trapezius and latissimus to the short rotator cuffs, a complete breakdown of the back muscles, their functions and their relationship to posture.

Back muscles: superficial and deep layers