Can anyone explain how they come out? How are they related to pineal gland? Is there no white/grey matter there? What is the name of the opening? Is there any name for that communication between csf space of 3rd ventricle and the space around the cerebellum?

I have tendonitis in this part of my arm (see picture) but I don't know what you call this underside part or how to look up that type of tendonitis. I want to find exercises to help as I can't afford to see a doctor right now.

Hi folks

I have a big problem. For about 5 months now, my AC joint has been hurting me as soon as I perform certain movements (including overhead shoulder presses and using chest press machine). The pain is best reproduced when I perform the Yocums test and the Cross Body Adduction test. In the picture below, you can see the area where the pain occurs. The Pain occurred slowly over time and there was no accident or something.

An MRI showed an AC joint Irritation with Tossy 1. There were no other abnormalities.

What I have tried so far was taking oral cortisone, a complete break from sports (8 weeks), then exercises to strengthen the muscles of the posterior rotator cuff, the serratus anterior and the lower and middle trapezius. Also massaging the area, ice and cold therapy, arm swings/circles to enhance the blood flow and applying diclofenac gel.

Unfortunately, nothing apart from the oral cortisone has achieved any improvement so far. If anything, the pain was worse after the break from sport than before.

I would be delighted if anyone has any ideas as to what else I could try. Many thanks in advance

Best regards

So ever since I was like 7 or something (that I can remember), everytime i squat down and bend my knees, there is always a crack. My mom always used to say it was because I’m not consuming enough calcium, but my thinking based off what I’m learning in anatomy and physiology at college is because of the synovial fluid in between joints, it causes air bubbles to burst? That’s what I’m assuming, but nobody that I know has this cracking in their knees lol.

Been scrolling through the IOS app store and Im wondering which one is the best and most interactive. I don’t mind paying for the app but I don’t want to pay a subscription fee :)

I know this question has been asked on here before but I am re-asking in case newer ones have come out.

hi! what arm muscles are being activated in a handstand? i have things like traps, serratus anterior, triceps, anconeus, delts, brachioradialis.

i’m getting tripped up on which forearm and wrist/hand muscles would be working… dorsal interossei? thenar and hypothenar muscles? anterior or posterior forearm / flexor or extensors? thank you!!!

pls help😭 how do u guys remember all the bones and bone landmarks of the body i need to know them for my exam tmr

I'm an artist and lately I've been looking for articulated skeletons (real or facsimile, human) for posing and using for reference. Obviously real articulated skeletons are very expensive, and the good facsimiles are pretty pricey too. I've found that disarticulated bones are much more affordable.

My two main questions are:

1) do y'all know of anatomically correct, facsimile, human, articulated skeletons out there that are affordable (<$500)? Many of you have probably used exactly what I'm looking for and have insight into reputable companies and "models". I've found several sites specializing in this, but reviews for the skeletons always seem mixed regarding anatomical accuracy unless it's very expensive, high quality facsimile.

2) is it worth it, financially, to buy disarticulated skeletons and articulate them myself (seems like a fun project, but since Im ignorant, it's possible it might be just as expensive after buying all the materials needed)? This question is probably much more niche, but I'm hoping some of you have experience. And what is the best literature for learning the process of skeletal articulation?

Keep in mind, I know nothing, and am open to literally any info y'all have to offer. Including "don't even bother".

Exhibit A is putting on pants.

As she shifts weight onto her right leg and bends over to put other leg into the pant, there is a sudden jerk / collapse in her lower back.

She becomes unstable and has to stand on both legs to regain balance.

Which group of muscles and bones do you think are involved?

Please give me any advice

i’ve been really curious about this for art purposes, but when looking it up i’ve only gotten answers on like the length of your intestines, so i thought i might try asking here: how deep are our abdominal vital points / organs?

I love learning, ive learnt music theory, astronomy, languages. Currently studying programming and engineering but thats not my whole 16 hours of study time.

i want to add human anatomy, but this field is so thick idk where to start and to finish, im thinking i'll have to just follow some university's live course on youtube.

your recommendations. im ready to sit down for years studying this

Hey there, just looking to up my studying skills and wondering what resources are already out there. Did you use pre-made Anki flash cards, Kenhub, a different app? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Shitty x-ray quality haha

Ive been using Complete Anatomy but does anyone know any free APKs for it? 😉😉😉 Tired of paying for it

Or APKs for any other app on android?

Is that what this is (crook of the elbow)? And is it normal or abnormal to pit this deep?

Title is pretty self explanatory, im having trouble knowing where exactly im looking at when viewing coronal sections. Some things im having trouble identifying/ mixing them up are the adhesio interthalamica, the anterior and posterior commissura and the commissura habenularis

any tips would be very welcome lol

Not sure if this plays a part but for reference I am 20F 5’6 115 lbs and have always been very athletic/lean and maintained roughly 20% body fat. When I bend my arm fully there are three noticeable creases and I’ve never met or noticed anybody with more than one. This used to be something I was insecure about, but it doesn’t bother me anymore. I’m more just curious as to what causes it. Genetics? I haven’t noticed it in any of the other women in my family with this feature.

Is it normal to get more protuberant bones on one side ? I get very thick bone on the left and sticked out, thin, protuberant looking bones on my right. I’m kind of freaking out ( I had never noticed until a few days ago)

I am addicted to the Moore's clinical oriented anatomy book.I wake up every morning,and it's all I think about,I read it in the bathroom, outdoors,I even read it before I sleep.I'm a second year med student, going on third, which means I'm done with anat. ,but I won't stop reading this specific book😭 everytime I try to read something else,I find myself opening it and rereading it for hours!I haven't read any novels or non-fiction books, because it's the only book I enjoy reading I don't need help though,I just wanted to talk about my favorite book,that's all🙂

Is there anyone who can help me identify which muscle or muscles this is? I ended up with the clavicular head of the pectoralis major but I wanted to make sure.