Zoom in to the heart valves with our anterior section model
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Watch as we take the skull and brain part our exploded veiw animation @
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Scoliosis surgery
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Aortic stenos
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Inflamed tends
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Movement of shoulder joint and stretch the trapeziums muscles
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Arteries
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temporomandibular joint (TMJ), also known as the mandibular joint, is an ellipsoid variety of the right and left synovial joints forming a bicondylar articulation.
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Myotomes
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Cat cow pose..unlock your lumber spine mobility
The cat cow pose is here to help you work on spine sagittal plane movement particularly in the lumber region.
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Experience the heart in motion
Capturing the pulsating rhythm and flow of blood through its chambers
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Muscles of the Hip
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Get ready to flex those facial muscle.
Check out this quick review of all the muscle connected to the skull.
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Prayer brings peace
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Prolong sitting tight back muscles
Hip and lumber muscles stretch
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Craniectomy Brain surgery operation
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Neck disc bulge
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Patellar dislocation reduction
strong quadriceps contraction with external rotation of the ankle. This can happen with a sudden lateral "cut" while playing sports like football, soccer and basketball.
On physical exam, you'll notice a flexed knee and a small bulge lateral to the side of the knee. That's the dislocated kneecap. Clinical assessment is usually enough to move forward with reducing the patellar without X-rays when the story fits and you're not suspecting a fracture.
If the right patella is dislocated, position your left hand above the knee and grasp the calf with your right hand. Your left thumb pushes the patella medially while your right hand extends the knee. These two motions happen simultaneously. Knee extension is key in order to decrease tension in the patellar tendon. This will allow the patella to move back to its normal position. @theumeyroom
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Post-reduction X-rays will help detect any osteochondral fractures. Once the patellar is reduced, you can immobilize the leg in extension with a splint or knee immobilizer.
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How your is spine effected
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SLAP LESIONS/TEARS
What is it?
Superior labrum, anterior and posterior (to the biceps tendon) tear/lesion
10 different reported types: Type 1 and 2 are reported most frequently
Type 1: superior labral fraying with localized degeneration
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Muscles rhomboid minor
Rhomboid major
Proximal attachment
Minor . spinous process C7.T1
Major. Spinous process T2 .T5
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Children are disadvantage from being hit on the head
Please avoid this
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#whiplash occurs when your head is rapidly thrown backward and then forward subjecting the cervical spine to extreme forces and injuries. This motion can injure bones in the spine, disks between the bones, ligaments, muscles, nerves and other tissues of the neck. Patient..
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Human anatomy
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Low back look like when you
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