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Introduction
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Regional Anatomy of the Thorax
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- Chest wall skeletal anatomy (7:28)
- Chest wall movements (2:06)
- The diaphragm (1:50)
- Respiration in detail (2:13)
- Anatomical mechanisms of respiration (5:19)
- The pleura (10:19)
- The lungs (4:29)
- The lobes and segments of the lung (3:57)
- The lung (14:41)
- The heart (1:28)
- The anterior heart (4:50)
- The inferior and posterior heart (3:17)
- The internal cardiac structures (4:40)
- The valves of the heart (8:20)
- The root of the aorta and the coronary arteries (3:56)
- Coronary sinuses (4:42)
- The coronary circulation (13:23)
Regional Anatomy of the Abdominal Wall and Cavity
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- The inguinal canal (1:21)
- Why have we got an inguinal canal? (2:41)
- Embryology of the inguinal canal (3:01)
- The adult inguinal canal (3:19)
- Drawing the layers of the inguinal canal (6:02)
- Drawing the layers of the inguinal canal continued (7:41)
- The inguinal canal in detail (5:27)
- The internal and external inguinal ring (3:02)
- Clinical examples of hernias (2:44)
- The female inguinal canal (2:04)
- The structures in the spermatic cord (14:32)
Regional Anatomy of the Abdominal Viscera
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- The liver, the gallbladder and the bile duct system (3:06)
- The liver in detail (14:17)
- The liver in detail continued (7:33)
- The liver in detail continued (6:07)
- The 8 segments of the liver (0:54)
- The veins of the liver (11:22)
- The gallbladder and bile duct (7:30)
- The anatomy of the gallbladder (12:13)
- Basic splenic anatomy (2:43)
- The anterior relations to the spleen (1:43)
- The splenic artery (2:42)
- The posterior relations to the spleen (3:12)
- Closed rupture of the spleen (2:48)
- The anatomy of an emergency splenectomy (2:23)
- Embryology of the intestine (4:03)
- Peritoneal fusion (5:05)
- The large bowel (9:22)
- Special features of the large bowel (4:16)
- The anatomy of acute appendicitis (4:30)
- Further anatomical features of the large intestine (3:33)
- The blood supply to the colon (3:21)
- The embryology of the kidney (6:10)
- Abnormalities of kidney development (13:40)
- The kidney (3:15)
- Blood supply to the kidney (3:37)
- The fascial relationships of the kidney (5:20)
- The ureter (3:44)
- The supra-renal glands (7:12)
- The stomach (4:16)
- The parts of the stomach (10:54)
- Peritoneal attatchments to the stomach (1:42)
- The blood supply to the stomach (9:57)
- The duodenum (6:40)
- The relations of the duodenum (5:42)
- Embryology of the duodenum and associated structures (12:41)
- The pancreas and its relationships (3:07)
- The blood supply to the pancreas (2:48)
- Important anterior relations to the pancreas (5:59)
- Pancreatitis (2:08)
Regional Anatomy of the Abdominal Vessels
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Regional Anatomy of the Pelvis
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Regional Anatomy of the Perineum
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Regional Anatomy of the Upper Limbs and Breast
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- The brachial plexus (9:43)
- The brachial plexus in detail (6:34)
- The first rib and its relation to the brachial plexus (3:18)
- The dermatomes of the brachial plexus and the body (7:53)
- Brachial plexus injury (17:13)
- The nerves of the upper limb (15:01)
- The prosection and surface anatomy of the nerves of the upper limb (13:40)
- The nerves of the hand (5:30)
- The median nerve in the hand (7:37)
- The movements of the thumb (5:37)
- The ulna nerve in the hand (9:45)
- Motor injury to the nerves supplying the hand and wrist (17:08)
- Prosection of motor nerves to the hand and wrist (10:32)
- The development of the breast (3:11)
- The male breast (4:27)
- The female breast (2:11)
- The blood supply to the breast (2:01)
- Lymph node drainage of the breast (7:23)
- The anatomy of the axilla (9:20)
- The anterior axilla (3:37)
- The medial wall of the axilla (0:30)
- The postero-lateral wall of the axilla (1:40)
- A summary of the axilla (7:23)
- Surface anatomy of the elbow (4:52)
- Supracondylar fracture of the humerus (2:46)
- Volkmann contractures (2:41)
- The radial head and the olecranon (6:33)
- The radius and ulna at the wrist (3:52)
- Skeletal and surface anatomy of the hand (5:10)
- The scaphoid (4:23)
- The 1st CMCJ (7:55)
- The veins of the forearm (3:01)
- The ante-cubital fossa and associated structures (15:33)
- The surface anatomy of the anterior forearm (6:32)
- The arteries and nerves of the forearm and hand (4:02)
- The carpal tunnel (12:42)
- The palmar aponeurosis (6:34)
- The flexors of the digits (6:42)
- The extensors of the digits (13:11)
Regional Anatomy of the Lower Limbs
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- The knee (11:36)
- The knee joint (4:17)
- The ligaments of the knee (5:59)
- The cruciate ligaments (8:37)
- The meniscus (7:45)
- The synovial cavity and effusions of the knee (8:49)
- Summary of the knee (2:50)
- The ankle (3:09)
- Ankle surface anatomy and soft tissues (11:26)
- Ankle flexion and extension (9:09)
- Ligaments of the ankle joint (14:02)
- The femoral triangle (4:18)
- The great saphenous vein (1:30)
- The superficial veins of the leg (4:22)
- The femoral artery and nerve (14:39)
- The femoral vein and canal (8:01)
- Gluteus maximus and the ileo-tibial band (7:51)
- Gluteus medius and minimus (5:38)
- The short external rotators of the hip (1:30)
- The sciatic nerve (6:40)
- The surface anatomy of the sciatic nerve (5:03)
- The posterior thigh (4:41)
- The action of walking (1:37)
Regional Anatomy of the Spine
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- The vertebral column (2:25)
- Curvature of the spine (3:35)
- Development of the vertebral column (11:20)
- The spinal cord and the vertebral canal (7:02)
- Movements of the spine (3:00)
- Fractures of the spine (5:09)
- Muscles of the back (2:11)
- The ligaments of the vertebral column (15:56)
- Blood supply to vertebral body (2:44)
- Lumbar puncture and epidural anaesthesia (12:06)
- The thoracic and lumbar vertebrae (15:56)
- The cervical vertebrae (28:48)
Regional Anatomy of the Head and Neck
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- The olfactory nerve (8:51)
- The optic nerve (18:31)
- The 3rd, 4th and 6th cranial nerves (2:18)
- The functions of the 3rd, 4th and 6th cranial nerves (6:34)
- Examining eye movements (5:53)
- Pathology of the nerves of eye movements (1:16)
- Intracranial haemorrhage (8:17)
- The trigeminal nerve (6:38)
- Examination of the trigeminal nerve (1:08)
- The manibular division of the 5th nerve (8:59)
- The facial nerve (8:18)
- Facial nerve palsies (4:01)
- The mandibular branch of the facial nerve (6:15)
- The vestibulocochlear nerve (2:22)
- The glossopharyngeal nerve (3:50)
- The vagus nerve (2:03)
- The accessory nerve (3:11)
- Examination of the accessory nerve (1:24)
- Damage to the accessory nerve (6:28)
- The hypoglossal nerve (4:56)
- Pathology of the hypoglossal nerve (0:52)
- Cranial nerves which can be examined in the patient's mouth (2:14)
Regional Anatomy of the Neck
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- Basic thyroid anatomy and embryology (8:40)
- Blood supply to the thyroid (4:08)
- The thyroid gland and its related structures (3:19)
- Surgical exposure of the thyroid gland (6:52)
- The parathyroid glands (3:20)
- Embryology of the parathyroid (2:58)
- Normal parathyroid anatomy (3:56)
- Parathyroid pathology (5:48)
- The larynx and pharynx (11:00)
- Detailed anatomy of the larynx and its cartilages (11:07)
- Structures within the larynx (3:24)
- Muscles of the larynx (11:28)
- Nerves of the larynx (0:49)
- Pharyngeal anatomy and its function (14:30)
- Urgent surgical airway (3:29)
- The anatomy of swallowing (14:54)
- Maintenance of the airway in an unconcious patient (8:16)
- The anatomy of the pharynx and its constrictors (14:03)