Gross Anatomy [Rs]
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The Ethmoid Bone: A Deep Dive
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Introduction The ethmoid bone, a small, unpaired bone nestled in the anterior cranium's midline, plays a crucial role in our sense of smell and facial ...

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Anatomy of the Ribs: A Comprehensive Guide
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Introduction Ribs are the cartilaginous and bony structure that covers the thoracic cavity. They run posteroanteriorly from the thoracic vertebrae posteriorly ...

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Intercostal Space: Anatomy, Neurovasculature, and Clinical Significance
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Introduction Intercostal space is a space between two adjacent ribs and their costal cartilages. There are 11 pairs of intercostal spaces on each side. The ...

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Bronchopulmonary Segments: Anatomy, Features, and Clinical Significance
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Introduction The bronchopulmonary segments are well-defined, wedge-shaped sectors of the lungs, which are aerated by tertiary (segmental) bronchi. They also ...

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Understanding Myelopoiesis: The Journey of Granulocyte Development
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Myelopoiesis is the process of origin, development, and maturation of granulocytes. Site: It occurs in the bone marrow. Stages of Myelopoiesis Pluripotent ...

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Transport Across Cell Membranes
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All cells in the body require a constant supply of essential substances, such as nutrients, water, and electrolytes. Simultaneously, cells must eliminate ...

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Understanding Reticulocytes: What They Are and Why They Matter
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Reticulocytes are immature red blood cells (RBCs) formed in the bone marrow. They are slightly larger than mature RBCs and contain a mesh-like network ...

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The Mandible: Anatomy, Features, and Clinical Significance
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The mandible, or lower jawbone, is a crucial bone in the facial skeleton. This post will delve into its anatomy, highlighting key features and their clinical ...

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