Dr NileshIMUAnatomy

Cranial Nerve lesion

2011-10-20T00:10:00.003+08:00

What will be the physical sign in THIRD NERVE Palsy?
Can you describe the physical sign observed in the picture?
Which side IIIrd cranial nerve lesion is evidenced here?

Fracture Classification Outline of management

2011-03-23T17:24:00.003+08:00

Dear All
Please Click FRACTURE
You can read Merck manual on classification of fracture, important fractures and outline of management of fractures

Enjoy reading

Knee Joint

2010-09-15T12:07:00.002+08:00

Hi
You should know every anatomy of this joint, WHY?
Largest joint in the body, most extensively used & most 'ABUSED'
Hinge joints move in only one plane-flexion/extension, but the knee is modified hinge as during beginning of flexion--there is lateral rotation of femur & at the end of extension--medial rotation of femur. Hence rotation in mild degree is accompanied both in flexion & extension
Enjoy this video--showing a simple anatomy of knee joint

Structures in Anterior Abdominal Wall

2010-07-01T10:27:00.003+08:00

Hi! Attached is a picture of 'Superficial dissection' of Anterior Abdominal Wall from Netter's Atlas

Please try to identify the structures labelled, there are some questions also. Please feel free to answer even if it is presumed to be wrong for 'feedback' from me.

i. The structure labelled 'o' is quite important. Is there any implication if during surgery incision is made through it?

ii. The structures 'P' & 'Q' both are layers of same layer out of the 8 layers of 'Anterior Abdominal Wall '. What are the layers P & Q , is there any clinical significance to these 2 layers?

iii. There is an opening seen as 'R'. What is this opening? which muscular aponeurosis is dragged to produce this opeing in early part of our life. what is the structure which drags this aponeurosis ?

iv. 'S' denotes some structure which gives strength to 'R' opening. What is 'S'

v. 'V' is very important rope like thing, on which integrity of all the strutures around are dependent. what is it?

vi. What is the layer of fascia seen lying over spermatic cord as 'X'? is it the only layer of fascia over the cord, what are the others and how they are derived during early years of life?

vii. List the different types of structures formed by 'M'.

Best of luck in answering this question using your 'GI' knowledge.

Arm & Cubital Fossa

2010-05-01T10:24:00.003+08:00

Hi!

Identify the structures in this picture. Then

a) Which muscles and skin area is supplied by B

b) What is the peculiar thing about tendon D?

c) What is the muscle supplied by E before it enters forearm?

d) what will happen to F in fracture involving medial epicondyle? what is the functional loss?

e) In supracondylar fracture of elbow, what is the after effect due to affection of G?

f) By dint of attachment to ulna by H, this muscle can cause a movement- what is the movement?

Cheers

Nilesh

Elbow joint

2010-01-31T12:24:00.007+08:00

Hi you are using your elbow joint so frequently, is it not? Eating your food, while showering or even combing your hair or shaking hands with your friends.

Click ELBOW to have some fun

Can you comment on the type of joint produced in between RADIUS & HUMERUS?
or
type joint produced by ULNA & HUMERUS?

Which part of Radius join with which part of Humerus?

Which part of Ulna join with which part of Humerus?

Joints

2010-01-31T12:15:00.003+08:00

Hi Can you comment on the types of the joints found in between two vertebrae?

You can think of joint between articular processess

You can think of intervertebral disc in between two bodies

You should choose out of the following types--Fibrous/Cartilaginous/Synovial--Under Cartilaginoous: Primary & Secondary, Under Synovial: Plane, Ball& Socket, Condylar, Ellipsoid,Pivot etc.

Interesting structures in thorax, neck, posterior mediastinum

2009-11-25T18:00:00.001+08:00

Hi! 1. Identify the big vein R, which important vein drains blood from the thyroid into it and may be injured in 'Low Tracheostomy'?

2. Identify the nerve P, What happens when it is compressed by a metastatic lymph node or a tumour in mediastinum, How is it different from its right counterpart?

3. V is a part of aorta just distal to origin of left subclavian artery, Which congenital anomaly is common in the V-part of aorta?

4. Identify S, which parts of the body is drained by it?

5. Identify the nerve T, which important organ does it supply, what is the most important symptom in case of irritation of this nerve?

Can you tell about U-the muscle in front of which T-the nerve lies?, which important rib it is attached to? What two important vessels of the thorax it does separate on that rib?

6. Identify the vein Q, where does it drain and at what level (thoracic)?

Identify the structures in section of brain

2009-11-15T22:17:00.000+08:00

Hi! Please try to identify the structures in the horizontal section of brain image from Netter's atlas
a) which of these structures is supplied by posterior cerebral artery?
b) which of these structures when affected in epilepsy, produce loss of recent memory?
c) Which of these structures make you turn your head while you see that 'beautiful' passing by at the corridor?
d) which of these structures when degenerated, may make you dance crazily?

Identify the nerves

2009-10-31T00:42:00.000+08:00

Hi! try to identify the three nerves shown in this image from Netter's atlas.
Which one of these nerves will be damaged in 'Inferior Dislocation of Shoulder' or 'Surgical Neck Fracture of Humerus'?