1 introduction of regional anatomy

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REGIONAL ANATOMY REGIONAL ANATOMY Chen An Chen An

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REGIONAL ANATOMYREGIONAL ANATOMY

Chen AnChen An

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Basic Concepts of Anatomy

• Definition: dealing with the form, position, and relationship of the structures of several systems located in a particular region of body

• Parts of the body– Head– Neck– Thorax– Abdomen – Pelvis and perineum– Upper limb– Lower limb

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• Means of study : dissecting the human dissecting the human body (cadaver) by yourselvesbody (cadaver) by yourselves

• Aims Aims of study :acquiring knowledge of the structure of the living body. A bridge linking basic subject to clinical course

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Appendicectomy

Vermiform appendix

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Ligate a. mesentery

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Bury the stump into cecum

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Basic structures of the human body

• Skin• Superficial fascia• Deep fascia• Muscles• Blood vessels• Lymphatic vessels• Nerves

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• Neurovascular sheaths

• Intermuscular septae

• Ossofascial compartment

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• retinaculum

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Instruments used for dissection

a pair of forceps

A scalpel

A pair of scissors

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Scalpel, Surgical Blade (Knife blade and Knife handle )

wrong

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wrong

right

Teeth Forceps

Smooth Forceps

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Scissors

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Hemostat or Clamp

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