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Standard anatomical terms of
location are used to
unambiguously describe the
anatomy of animals,
including humans. The terms,
typically derived from Latin...
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vermis on the
superoinferior axis. The
culmen is the
third and
largest lobule of the
upper portion of the
vermis on the
superoinferior axis. It is separated...
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membrane is
oriented obliquely in the anteroposterior, mediolateral, and
superoinferior planes. Consequently, its
superoposterior end lies
lateral to its anteroinferior...
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retropharyngeal lymph nodes. Its
function is to
facilitate movements in the
superoinferior axis of the larynx, pharynx, and
esophagus in
relation to the cervical...
- the
nasal ala (lateral
surface of the
external nose),
position of the
superoinferior alar groove,
position of the
mediolateral nasal dome, and
nasal bridge...
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anterior portion of the
cricoid cartilage. Anteriorly, it
measures 5-7 mm
superoinferiorly; it
becomes wider on
eithers side
towards its
transition into the cricoid...
- its
origin to its insertion. The muscle's
fibres vary in
orientation superoinferiorly: the superior-most
fibres are
nearly horizontally oriented, the intermediate...
- column, such as kyphosis. The
anterior longitudinal ligament extends superoinferiorly between the
basiocciput of the
skull and the
anterior tubercle of the...
- such as a
positive Hoffa test, loss in knee flexion, and/or
diminished superoinferior patella mobility, with
supplementation by
magnetic resonance imaging...
- the
posterior surfaces of the
bodies of the vertebrae. It
extends superoinferiorly between the body of the axis superiorly, and (sources differ) the sacrum...
