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The Ophthalmoscope the Instrument Used to Look

The Ophthalmoscope the Instrument Used to Look

The Ophthalmoscope the Instrument Used to Look

The ophthalmoscope, the instrument used to look at the back of the eye through the pupil, allows the blood vessels to the surface of the retina. These blood vessels entering the eye through a circular region of the retina called decolorized the optical disc. It is also at this place, which is the head…

The Superior Colliculus in Brain Anatomy and Functions

The Superior Colliculus in Brain

The Superior Colliculus in Brain

Main Functions The superior colliculus is heavily involved in the selection of points of interest, the orientation of the head and eyes to these interests, the head-eye coordination and initiation of saccades oculomotor.

It encodes the target position in retinal coordinates. The superior colliculus trigger saccades through signals…

Thalamic Lesions the Cause of Various Disorders in Brain

Thalamic Lesions the Cause of Various Disorders in Brain

Thalamic Lesions of Brain

Thalamic lesions are the cause of various disorders, the most known is the sensory thalamic syndrome characterized by a lesion of the nucleus (set of ganglia grouped as blocks and embedded in the white matter consists of fibers neurons) relay all fibers that transmit sensitivity. This syndrome is characterized by…

Physiology and Role of the Thalamus in Human Brain

Physiology and Role of the Thalamus in Human Brain

Physiology and Role of the Thalamus in Human Brain

  Receipt of information from neural pathways sensitivity (touch, pain, body position in space) Data transmission to the cerebral cortex (specifically the ascending parietal area) Receipt of information from the cerebellum for balance and body orientation in space Data transmission to the motor…

General Anatomy of the Human Brain Thalamus

General Anatomy of the Human Brain Thalamus

General Anatomy of the Human Brain Thalamus

Zone ovoid, consisting of a pair of the basal ganglia, located on the deep part of the brain of either side of the third ventricle. The thalamus has many functions.

General

Essentially, it is the relay channels conscious awareness, particularly visual pathways. It is also the center of emotional reflexes,…

Sweaty Palms Disease of Hands in Human

Sweaty Palms Disease of Hands in Human

Sweaty Palms Disease of Hands in Human

The phenomenon of sweaty palms is a condition that affects 1% of the population, but to varying degrees. This sweating problem from simple sweaty hands with palmar hyperhidrosis. Problems with sweaty hands

Sweaty palms cause many problems, both in the professional field and in everyday life. Indeed, many activities are…

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome of Human Hands

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome of Human Hands

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome of Human Hands

The carpal tunnel syndrome is characterized by numbness and tingling in the fingers, and a loss of muscle strength in the affected wrist and hand.

Symptoms resulting from compression of the median nerve at the wrist (see diagram). In the wrist, the median nerve and flexor tendons of the fingers pass through a “tunnel”…

The Small Intestine and Having Vermiform Portions

The Small Intestine and Having Vermiform Portions

The Small Intestine and Having Vermiform Portions

It consists of three portions, an upper and obliquely to the body axis, and another average vertical, and the third lower horizontal. It ends at the superior mesenteric artery which, after passing behind the pancreas, descends vertically in front of the digestive tract marking the separation of…

Structure Function Pathology of Human Brain Thalamus

Structure Function Pathology of Human Brain Thalamus

Structure Function Pathology of Human Brain Thalamus

Structure

Both thalamus, located on either side of the third ventricle in the central region of the brain are the brain larger ganglia. Each thalamus is subdivided into several smaller nuclei, the most important are the pulvinar (posterior end of the thalamus) and both external and internal…

Function of Thalamus in Human Brain

 Function of Thalamus in Human Brain

Function of Thalamus

The thalamus is a symmetrical structure that is part of the diencephalon. It occupies a central place in the brain and is connected to its counterpart in the other hemisphere membership Interthalamic. The thalamus has close relations with the cerebral cortex. Each nucleus of the thalamus (there are thirty) is connected by thalamic…

Hand Gripping and Significant Sensory of Human

Hand Gripping and Significant Sensory of Human

Hand Gripping and Significant Sensory of Human

Hand gripping and significant sensory receptor is the prerogative of primates and humans. In truth, the human hand has a special significance because it is the end of the upper limb is released from support functions and locomotion by arrangement erected true trunk. The human thumb, better developed and…

Human Hand Bones Muscles Fingers Innervation Irrigation

Human Hand Bones Muscles Fingers Innervation Irrigation

Human Hand Bones Muscles Fingers Innervation Irrigation

Bones The hand consists of 27 bones. • The eight carpal wrist and are aligned in two rows: the proximal (near the arm) with the scaphoid, the lunate, the pyramidal and pisiform and distal (close fingers) with the trapezium, trapezoid the large bone and hamate. • The five metacarpal, by…

The Glands of the Tube in Small Intestine

The Glands of the Tube in Small Intestine

The Glands of the Tube in Small Intestine

The glands of the tube in small intestine are usually referred to as Lieberkühn glands. They are housed in the thickness of the tunica mucosa and meet. the whole extent of this membrane from the pylorus to the ileocecal valve. They are both on conniventes valves in their range. Where there are closed, either…

Cecum Receiving the Insertion of the Small Intestine and Having Vermiform

The Small Intestine and Having Vermiform

the Small Intestine and Having Vermiform

It consists of three portions, an upper and obliquely to the body axis, and another average vertical, and the third lower horizontal. It ends at the superior mesenteric artery which, after passing behind the pancreas, descends vertically in front of the digestive tract marking the separation of the duodenum with…

The Middle Part of The Human Brain (Nervous System)

The Middle Part of The Human Brain

The Middle Part of The Human Brain

Definition

Middle part of the brain (including part of the nervous system in the skull), and located close above the deck. The bridge is a prominent region of the brainstem (following spinal cord over it) between the midbrain and medulla. General

More exactly, the central region of the brain is connected to the brain located…