|
$59
per collection or
$39 per illustration
}
Head injuries (9 collections)
}
Neck & back injuries (7)
}
Arm, shoulder, &
hand injuries
(13)
}
Leg, hip, & foot injuries
(12)
}
Chest, abdomen, &
pelvis injuries
(15)
$39
per illustration
}
Cardiovascular
}
Central
nervous
}
Embryology
(birth)
}
Endocrine
(glands)
}
Female
reproductive
}
Gastrointestinal
}
Integument
(skin)
}
Male
reproductive
}
Male and
female urinary
}
Muscular
}
Peripheral
nervous
}
Respiratory
}
Skeletal
|
|
ILLUSTRATION
NUMBER:
17-10MEV-L6
 |
|
DETAIL:
|
DESCRIPTION:
Anterior view of some of the rotator cuff muscles. Most of the
anterior part of the cuff is formed by the large subscapularis
muscle which arises on the front of the scapula and inserts on
the humerus. Some surgical procedures require the hook-like
coracoid process, with its three attached muscles (the short
head of the biceps, the pectoralis minor, and the
coracobrachialis), to be reflected as well. Access to the
interior of the joint is gained by cutting through the tendon of
the subscapularis muscle and the fibrous capsule of the joint.
}
Click
here for other
illustrations of brachial plexus injury.
Purchase Options:
Unsure?
Visit our FAQ page. |
|
$39: PDF
Add to
shopping cart |
 |
|
$59:
Entire
collection (4 Illustrations)
Add to shopping cart |
 |
|
