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Morphology of Stem Cell
Stem cells are like the building blocks of our bodies. In addition, they have a special power to change into different kinds of cells. In this article, we’ll learn about the morphology of stem cells and how they change into other types of cells in stem cell series. I can describe this all in an… Continue reading
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Physiology Of Sleep
Success cannot be achieved at the expense of sleep. In this article we will discuss the definition, physiology, stages of the sleep cycle and its regulation. Continue reading
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Ankle Joint
In this article we will discuss the type, articulations stabilizing factors and movements of the ankle joint. Some clinical points relating to the ankle joint will also be discussed. Joint Type This is a Hinge type joint with movement along only one axis. Do not confuse this with the subtalar and talo-calcaneo-navicular joint. Articular surface… Continue reading
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Deep muscles of the Scapular Region
These scapular muscles are the main stabilizers that hold the flimsy bone structure of the scapular region together. This article discusses each of these muscles in detail, about their attachments, innervation and action. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Senpai Simplified Medicine (@senpaisimplified) Subscapularis Subscapularis is the muscle that occupies the subscapular… Continue reading
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Treatment Options For Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a disease that requires long-term treatment in accordance with medical advice. With proper treatment, full or near normalcy can be achieved. Topical Ointments “Avoid using topical ointments without the advice of a physician who is treating your condition. Simultaneous cessation of long-term use of ointments can exacerbate the disease. Consult a doctor when… Continue reading
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Carpal Bones
The carpal bones, hidden within the wrist, are essential to the remarkable functionality of the human hand. These eight small bones provide stability and flexibility, enabling a wide range of precise movements. In this article, we uncover the anatomy, function, and clinical importance of the carpal bones. Join us as we explore the captivating world… Continue reading
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Ulna
The ulna bone, situated on the inner side of the forearm, may not receive the spotlight it deserves compared to its counterpart, the radius. However, this often-overlooked bone is integral to providing stability and support to the arm, enabling a wide range of precise movements. From its unique structure to its significant contributions in everyday… Continue reading
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Radius
The radius bone, often overshadowed by its neighboring ulna, plays a crucial role in arm functionality and mobility. Located on the thumb side of the forearm, the radius bone is key to rotational movements and stability. In this article, we delve into the fascinating world of the radius bone, exploring its anatomy, function, and its… Continue reading
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Humerus
The humerus, the long bone in the upper arm, forms a critical link between the shoulder and the elbow. As the largest bone in the upper body, the humerus provides structural support and enables a wide range of arm movements. In this article, we delve into the fascinating world of the humerus, exploring its anatomy,… Continue reading
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Arches of The Foot
The arches of the foot are architectural wonders that provide stability, shock absorption, and weight distribution. Comprising three primary arches – the medial longitudinal, lateral longitudinal, and transverse arches – these structures play a crucial role in maintaining balance and facilitating efficient locomotion. In this article, we explore the intricate design and biomechanics of the… Continue reading