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What is the Right renal artery? | The Right renal artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a renal artery. It is an arterial supply of a right kidney. It has a right inferior suprarenal artery, an ureteric segment of right renal artery, and an intrarenal segment of right renal artery as regional subtrees. It has a trunk of right renal artery, a right inferior suprarenal artery, an ureteric segment of right renal artery, and an intrarenal segment of right renal artery as regional elements. It is a regional subtree of a systemic arterial tree. It is a regional element of a systemic arterial tree of male human body, a systemic arterial tree of female human body, and a systemic arterial tree |
What is the Lateral superior olivary nucleus? | The Lateral superior olivary nucleus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nucleus of superior olivary complex. It is a regional element of a superior olivary complex. It receives input from an auditory cortex, a posterior cochlear nucleus, a superior central nucleus, a ventral nucleus of trapezoid body, an anteroventral cochlear nucleus, a posteroventral cochlear nucleus, a lateral nucleus of trapezoid body, and a medial nucleus of trapezoid body. It sends output to a ventral nucleus of trapezoid body, a dorsal nucleus of lateral lemniscus, and a medial nucleus of trapezoid body |
What is the Right colic artery? | The Right colic artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of superior mesenteric artery. It is an arterial supply of a large intestine. It has an ascending branch of right colic artery and a descending branch of right colic artery as regional subtrees. It has an ascending branch of right colic artery, a descending branch of right colic artery, and a trunk of right colic artery as regional elements. It is a regional subtree of a superior mesenteric artery. It is a regional element of a superior mesenteric artery |
What is the Fusiform gyrus? | The Fusiform gyrus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a gyrus of temporal lobe. It has a polar temporal artery, an anterior temporal artery, and a posterior temporal artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a semioval center and a surface of brain. It has a temporal segment of fusiform gyrus and an occipital segment of fusiform gyrus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a neocortex. It has a gray matter of fusiform gyrus and a white matter of fusiform gyrus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with a lingual gyrus, an inferior temporal gyrus, and a parahippocampal gyrus. It is lateral to a lingual gyrus, a parahippocampal gyrus, and a collateral sulcus. It is medial to an inferior temporal gyrus, an occipitotemporal sulcus, and an inferior temporal sulcus. It is an element of a set of cerebral gyri |
What is the Superior articular process of cervical vertebra? | The Superior articular process of cervical vertebra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a superior articular process of vertebra |
What is the Body of fifth rib? | The Body of fifth rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a body of rib. It has a tubercle of fifth rib, an internal surface of fifth rib, and a fossa for fifth costal cartilage as regional elements. It is a regional element of a fifth rib |
What is the Transverse foramen of axis? | The Transverse foramen of axis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a transverse foramen of cervical vertebra |
What is the Portal triad? | The Portal triad is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of organ component. It is a regional element of a hepatic acinus. It has an interlobular bile duct, an interlobular artery of liver, and an interlobular vein of liver as compositionally distinct anatomical elements |
What is the Carotid siphon? | The Carotid siphon is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of internal carotid artery. It is a regional element of an internal carotid artery |
What is the Neck of first rib? | The Neck of first rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a neck of rib. It is a regional element of a first rib |
What is the Body of fourth sacral vertebra? | The Body of fourth sacral vertebra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a body of sacral vertebra. It has a central part of body of fourth sacral segment as a regional element. It is a regional element of a fourth sacral vertebra and a central part of sacrum |
What is the Talocalcaneal joint? | The Talocalcaneal joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intertarsal joint |
What is the Lumen of esophagus? | The Lumen of esophagus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ cavity. It is bounded by an internal surface of esophagus. It is a regional element of a lumen of gastrointestinal tract. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an esophagus. It contains a bolus of ingested food and a portion of esophageal secretion. It is continuous with a cavity of stomach and a cavity of pharynx. It is inferior to a cavity of pharynx. It is superior to a cavity of stomach |
What is the Superior lingular vein? | The Superior lingular vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segmental pulmonary vein. It has a trunk of superior lingular vein, a posterior part of superior lingular vein, and an anterior part of superior lingular vein as regional elements. It is a regional element of a lingular vein. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a superior lingular bronchopulmonary segment. It has an intrasegmental tributary of superior lingular vein and a subsegmental part of superior lingular vein as tributaries. It is a tributary of a lingular vein |
What is the Cremasteric vein? | The Cremasteric vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tributary of inferior epigastric vein. It is a tributary of an inferior epigastric vein |
What is the Subscapularis? | The Subscapularis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intrinsic muscle of shoulder. It is bounded by a surface of subscapularis. It has a distal zone of subscapularis, a belly of subscapularis, and a head of subscapularis as regional elements. It has a muscle body of subscapularis, a proximal tendon of subscapularis, and a distal tendon of subscapularis as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is an element of a musculature of pectoral girdle, a set of intrinsic muscles of shoulder, and a set of rotator cuff muscles. It has a subscapularis branch of superior subscapular nerve (1) and a subscapularis branch of superior subscapular nerve (2) as a nerve supply. It has a c6 as its primary segmental supply. It has a c5 as its secondary segmental supply. It has a c5 and a c6 as its segmental supply |
What is the Incisivus labii inferioris? | The Incisivus labii inferioris is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a muscle of face. It has a belly of incisivus labii inferioris as a regional element. It has a muscle body of incisivus labii inferioris, a proximal tendon of incisivus labii inferioris, a superficial distal tendon of incisivus labii inferioris, and a deep distal tendon of incisivus labii inferioris as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It matures from a fetal incisivus labii inferioris. It has a branch of lower deep buccal branch of facial nerve to orbicularis oris and a branch of marginal mandibular branch of facial nerve to orbicularis oris as a nerve supply |
What is the Renal segment? | The Renal segment is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ segment |
What is the Mandibular fossa? | The Mandibular fossa is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of surface of bone organ |
What is the Submucosa of anal canal? | The Submucosa of anal canal is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of submucosa. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a wall of anal canal |
What is the Vertebral arch? | The Vertebral arch is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of vertebra. It has a spinous process of vertebra as a regional element. It is a regional element of a vertebra. It has a periosteum of vertebral arch, a bony part of vertebral arch, and a cartilage of vertebral arch as compositionally distinct anatomical elements |
What is the Primitive atrium? | The Primitive atrium is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a primitive cardiac chamber |
What is the Radial collateral ligament of proximal interphalangeal joint of finger? | The Radial collateral ligament of proximal interphalangeal joint of finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a radial collateral ligament of interphalangeal joint of finger |
What is the Choroid plexus of lateral ventricle? | The Choroid plexus of lateral ventricle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of wall of lateral ventricle |
What is the Upper eyelid? | The Upper eyelid is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an eyelid. It is a regional element of an eyelid complex and an eye. It has a skin of upper eyelid, a palpebral part of orbicularis oculi, a levator palpebrae superioris, a superior tarsal muscle, a palpebral conjunctiva of upper eyelid, a tarsal plate of upper eyelid, a tarsal gland of upper eyelid, and a superficial fascia of upper eyelid as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an adnexa of eye |
What is the Lumbar rotator? | The Lumbar rotator is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a rotator muscle. It has a nerve to lumbar rotator as a nerve supply |
What is the Hepatic perisinusoidal space? | The Hepatic perisinusoidal space is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tissue space. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a hepatic lobule |
What is the Brodmann area 20 of middle temporal gyrus? | The Brodmann area 20 of middle temporal gyrus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of Brodmann area 20. It is a regional element of a gray matter of middle temporal gyrus and a brodmann area 20 |
What is the Articular part of tubercle of third rib? | The Articular part of tubercle of third rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an articular part of tubercle of rib |
What is the Right radial artery? | The Right radial artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a radial artery. It has a right radial recurrent artery, a palmar carpal branch of right radial artery, a superficial palmar branch of right radial artery, a dorsal carpal branch of right radial artery, a right first dorsal metacarpal artery, and a superficial branch of right radial nerve as regional subtrees. It has a right radial recurrent artery, a palmar carpal branch of right radial artery, a superficial palmar branch of right radial artery, a dorsal carpal branch of right radial artery, a right first dorsal metacarpal artery, and a trunk of right radial artery as regional elements. It is a regional subtree of a right brachial artery and a right subclavian artery. It is a regional element of a right subclavian artery |
What is the Third anterior intercostal vein? | The Third anterior intercostal vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anterior intercostal vein. It has a trunk of third anterior intercostal vein as a regional element. It is a tributary of an internal thoracic vein |
What is the Omentum? | The Omentum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ segment. It is a regional element of a visceral peritoneum |
What is the First posterior intercostal vein? | The First posterior intercostal vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of brachiocephalic vein. It has a trunk of supreme intercostal vein as a regional element. It has a dorsal tributary of first posterior intercostal vein, an intervertebral tributary of first posterior intercostal vein, a collateral tributary of first posterior intercostal vein, a lateral cutaneous tributary of first posterior intercostal vein, a costal tributary of first posterior intercostal vein, and a pleural tributary of first posterior intercostal vein as tributaries. It is a tributary of a brachiocephalic vein |
What is the Secondary canine tooth? | The Secondary canine tooth is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a canine tooth |
What is the Lateral sacral lymph node group? | The Lateral sacral lymph node group is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lymph node group of pelvis |
What is the Superficial femoral artery? | The Superficial femoral artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of femoral artery |
What is the Primary canine tooth? | The Primary canine tooth is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a canine tooth |
What is the Distal phalanx of fourth toe? | The Distal phalanx of fourth toe is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a phalanx of fourth toe. It has a proximal epiphysis of distal phalanx of fourth toe, a diaphysis of distal phalanx of fourth toe, and a distal epiphysis of distal phalanx of fourth toe as regional elements. It has a bony part of distal phalanx of fourth toe, an articular cartilage of proximal epiphysis of distal phalanx of fourth toe, an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of distal phalanx of fourth toe, and a vasculature of distal phalanx of fourth toe as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a fourth toe. It is an element of a set of phalanges of fourth toe |
What is the Parotid branch of auriculotemporal nerve? | The Parotid branch of auriculotemporal nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of auriculotemporal nerve. It is a regional subtree of an auriculotemporal nerve |
What is the Articular disk of right distal radio-ulnar joint? | The Articular disk of right distal radio-ulnar joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an articular disk of distal radio-ulnar joint. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a right distal radio-ulnar joint |
What is the Sigmoid lymph node? | The Sigmoid lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intermediate colic lymph node. It is an element of a sigmoid colon lymph node group |
What is the Splenic branch of splenic artery? | The Splenic branch of splenic artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of splenic artery. It is a regional subtree of a splenic artery |
What is the Pontine reticular formation? | The Pontine reticular formation is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a reticular formation. It has a superior central nucleus, an inferior central nucleus, a nucleus of medial eminence, an oral pontine reticular nucleus, a caudal pontine reticular nucleus, a central gray substance of pons, and a reticulotegmental nucleus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a pontine tegmentum. It receives input from a subthalamic nucleus. It sends output to a ventral tegmental area |
What is the Bone of first rib? | The Bone of first rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a bone of rib. It has a compact bone of first rib and a trabecular bone of first rib as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a bony part of first rib |
What is the Scalenus posterior? | The Scalenus posterior is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a scalene muscle. It has a skeletal muscle tissue of scalenus posterior as a compositionally distinct anatomical element. It has insertion a second rib. It has a posterior tubercle of transverse process of fourth cervical vertebra, a posterior tubercle of transverse process of fifth cervical vertebra, and a posterior tubercle of transverse process of sixth cervical vertebra as its origin. It has a c7 branch to scalenus posterior, a c6 branch to scalenus posterior, and a c8 branch to scalenus posterior as a nerve supply. It has a c6, a c7, and a c8 as its segmental supply |
What is the Anal intersphincteric groove? | The Anal intersphincteric groove is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of internal surface of anal canal viewed anatomically |
What is the Acetabular fossa? | The Acetabular fossa is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a surface of region of hip bone |
What is the Prostatic duct? | The Prostatic duct is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a duct. It is a regional element of a prostatic gland. It has a lumen of prostatic duct and a wall of prostatic duct as compositionally distinct anatomical elements |
What is the Branch of anterior cerebral artery? | The Branch of anterior cerebral artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of cerebral part of internal carotid artery |
What is the Brodmann area 18 of inferior temporal gyrus? | The Brodmann area 18 of inferior temporal gyrus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of Brodmann area 18. It is a regional element of a gray matter of inferior temporal gyrus and a brodmann area 18 |
What is the Tributary of anterior tibial vein? | The Tributary of anterior tibial vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tibial vein |
What is the Psoas muscle? | The Psoas muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a prevertebral muscle |
What is the Fetal chondrification center? | The Fetal chondrification center is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a fetal bone organ part |
What is the Endocardium of left atrium? | The Endocardium of left atrium is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an endocardium of atrium. It attaches to a myocardium of left atrium. It is a regional element of an endocardium and an endocardium of biatrial part of heart. It has an endothelium of endocardium of left atrium and a fibroelastic connective tissue of endocardium as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a wall of left side of heart, a wall of biatrial part of heart, and a wall of left atrium. It is continuous with a mitral valve, an endocardium of interatrial septum, an endocardium of pectinate muscle of left atrium, a tunica intima of superior pulmonary vein, a tunica intima of inferior pulmonary vein, and an endocardium of left ventricle. It is posterosuperior to an endocardium of left ventricle. It is superior to a mitral valve. It surrounds a cavity of left atrium |
What is the External carotid nerve? | The External carotid nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anterior branch of superior cervical ganglion |
What is the Buccinator? | The Buccinator is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a muscle of face. It has a belly of buccinator, a head of buccinator, and a distal zone of buccinator as regional elements. It has a muscle body of buccinator, a proximal tendon of buccinator, and a distal tendon of buccinator as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It derives from a mesoderm of second pharyngeal arch. It has a pterygomandibular raphe as its origin. It matures from a fetal buccinator. It has a nerve to buccinator as a nerve supply |
What is the Organ system subdivision? | The Organ system subdivision is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a postnatal anatomical structure |
What is the Rectovaginal septum? | The Rectovaginal septum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a peritoneoperineal fascia. It is a regional element of a subperitoneal pelvic connective tissue, a subperitoneal connective tissue of female pelvis, and a fascia of female pelvis |
What is the Third palmar interosseous of hand? | The Third palmar interosseous of hand is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a palmar interosseous of hand. It is an element of a musculature of hand and a set of palmar interossei of hand. It has a nerve to third palmar interosseous of hand as a nerve supply. It has a t1 as its primary segmental supply. It has a c8 as its secondary segmental supply. It has a c8 and a t1 as its segmental supply |
What is the Lateral intermuscular septum of arm? | The Lateral intermuscular septum of arm is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of investing fascia of arm. It is a regional element of an investing fascia of arm |
What is the Ligament of head of rib? | The Ligament of head of rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a skeletal ligament |
What is the Bursa of neck? | The Bursa of neck is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a general anatomical term |
What is the Tunica albuginea of corpus cavernosum of penis? | The Tunica albuginea of corpus cavernosum of penis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a membranous layer |
What is the Diaphysis of third metatarsal bone? | The Diaphysis of third metatarsal bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a diaphysis of metatarsal bone. It is a regional element of a third metatarsal bone |
What is the Retrovaginal region? | The Retrovaginal region is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a heterogeneous anatomical cluster |
What is the Frontal lobe? | The Frontal lobe is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lobe of cerebral hemisphere. It is bounded by a surface of frontal lobe and a surface of brain. It has an anterior orbital gyrus, an anterior segment of paracentral lobule, an orbitobasal segment of frontal lobe, a superior frontal gyrus, a middle frontal gyrus, an inferior frontal gyrus, a straight gyrus, a precentral gyrus, a lateral orbital gyrus, a medial orbital gyrus, a frontal pole, and a posterior orbital gyrus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a cerebral hemisphere. It has a cortex of frontal lobe and a white matter of frontal lobe as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It has a set of frontopontine fibers and a set of corticorubral fibers as projections. It sends output to a subthalamic nucleus |
What is the Right lung? | The Right lung is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lung. It is anterior to a right first rib, a right second rib, a right third rib, a right fourth rib, a right fifth rib, a right sixth rib, a right seventh rib, and a right eighth rib. It has a right bronchial artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a surface of right lung. It has an upper lobe of right lung, a lower lobe of right lung, and a middle lobe of right lung as regional elements. It is a regional element of a lower respiratory tract. It has a right visceral pleura, a parenchyma of right lung, a right anterior pulmonary nerve plexus, a right posterior pulmonary nerve plexus, an intrapulmonary part of right pulmonary artery, a right pulmonary lymphatic chain, an intrapulmonary part of right superior pulmonary vein, an intrapulmonary part of right inferior pulmonary vein, an intrapulmonary part of right bronchial vein, and an intrapulmonary part of right bronchial artery as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a right hemithorax, an intrathoracic part of chest, and a right pulmopleural compartment. It is contained in a right half of thoracic cavity and a thoracic cavity. It is continuous with a tracheobronchial tree. It is to the direct left of a right first rib, a right second rib, a right third rib, a right fourth rib, a right fifth rib, a right sixth rib, a right seventh rib, and a right eighth rib. It is to the direct right of an azygos vein, a heart, and a right main bronchus. It is medial to an azygos vein, a heart, a right main bronchus, a right first rib, a right second rib, a right third rib, a right fourth rib, a right fifth rib, a right sixth rib, a right seventh rib, and a right eighth rib. It has a right bronchopulmonary lymphatic chain and a right bronchomediastinal lymphatic tree as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a set of viscera of thorax and a pair of lungs. It has a right anterior pulmonary nerve plexus and a right posterior pulmonary nerve plexus as a nerve supply. It is inferior to a diaphragmatic surface of right lung. It is superior to an anatomical apex of right lung. It is posterior to a right first rib, a right second rib, a right third rib, a right fourth rib, a right fifth rib, and a right sixth rib. It is superior to a diaphragm. It is surrounded by a right pleural sac. It has a right bronchial vein as a venous drainage |
What is the Internal thoracic artery? | The Internal thoracic artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of subclavian artery. It has a musculophrenic artery, a superior epigastric artery, a thymic artery, a mammary branch of internal thoracic artery, a first anterior intercostal artery, a second anterior intercostal artery, a third anterior intercostal artery, a fourth anterior intercostal artery, a fifth anterior intercostal artery, a sixth anterior intercostal artery, a lateral costal branch of internal thoracic artery, a pericardiacophrenic artery, a first mediastinal artery, a second mediastinal artery, a third mediastinal artery, a sternal artery, a perforating branch of internal thoracic artery, a right mediastinal artery, and a left mediastinal artery as regional subtrees. It has a mediastinal artery, an anterior intercostal artery, a musculophrenic artery, a superior epigastric artery, a thymic artery, a pericardiacophrenic artery, a pericardial artery, a sternal artery, a perforating branch of internal thoracic artery, and a trunk of internal thoracic artery as regional elements. It is a regional subtree of a subclavian artery. It is a regional element of a subclavian artery. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a content of superior mediastinum |
What is the Transverse sinus? | The Transverse sinus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a paired dural venous sinus. It is contained in a groove for transverse sinus. It has a superior petrosal sinus, a posterior temporal diploic vein, an occipital diploic vein, a superior cerebellar vein, an inferior cerebellar vein, an inferior anastomotic vein, a vein of uncus, an inferior orbital vein, an inferior temporal vein, and a vein of vestibular aqueduct as tributaries. It is a tributary of a sigmoid sinus |
What is the Inferior recess of lesser sac? | The Inferior recess of lesser sac is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of cavity of lesser sac. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an inferior part of lesser sac |
What is the Collecting vein of border of placental attachment? | The Collecting vein of border of placental attachment is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an extra-embryonic structure |
What is the Articular cartilage of medial condyle of femur? | The Articular cartilage of medial condyle of femur is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an articular cartilage of subdivision of epiphysis of femur. It is bounded by an articular surface of medial condyle of femur. It is a regional element of an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of femur and an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of left femur. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an articular segment of medial condyle of femur and a medial condyle of left femur |
What is the Inferior border of cricoid cartilage? | The Inferior border of cricoid cartilage is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a border of cricoid cartilage |
What is the Embryonic cardiac structure? | The Embryonic cardiac structure is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an embryonic structure |
What is the Spinous process of fifth lumbar vertebra? | The Spinous process of fifth lumbar vertebra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a spinous process of lumbar vertebra. It has a periosteum of spinous process of fifth lumbar vertebra and a bony part of spinous process of fifth lumbar vertebra as regional elements. It is a regional element of a fifth lumbar vertebra and a fifth lumbar vertebral arch |
What is the Tonsillar crypt? | The Tonsillar crypt is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of surface of tonsil |
What is the Lymphatic vessel of abdomen? | The Lymphatic vessel of abdomen is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lymphatic vessel of trunk |
What is the Inferior articular process of lumbar vertebra? | The Inferior articular process of lumbar vertebra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an inferior articular process of vertebra |
What is the Superior half of retina? | The Superior half of retina is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of retina |
What is the Hair of head? | The Hair of head is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a hair of body region. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a skin of head |
What is the Endothelium of cornea? | The Endothelium of cornea is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an endothelium. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a cornea |
What is the Highest mediastinal lymph node? | The Highest mediastinal lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a superior mediastinal lymph node |
What is the Eleventh intercostal nerve? | The Eleventh intercostal nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intercostal nerve. It has an articular branch of eleventh intercostal nerve, a pleural branch of eleventh intercostal nerve, a communicating branch of eleventh intercostal nerve, a gray communicating ramus of eleventh intercostal nerve, a white communicating ramus of eleventh intercostal nerve, a collateral branch of eleventh intercostal nerve, an anterior cutaneous branch of eleventh intercostal nerve, a lateral cutaneous branch of eleventh intercostal nerve, a nerve to eleventh external intercostal muscle, a nerve to eleventh internal intercostal muscle, a nerve to eleventh innermost intercostal muscle, and a branch of eleventh intercostal nerve to diaphragm as regional subtrees. It has a trunk of eleventh intercostal nerve as a regional element. It is a regional element of a peripheral segment of eleventh thoracic spinal nerve. It is the nerve supply of a serratus posterior inferior |
What is the Lower buccal sulcus? | The Lower buccal sulcus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a buccal sulcus |
What is the Parietotemporal branch of middle cerebral artery? | The Parietotemporal branch of middle cerebral artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of middle cerebral artery |
What is the Coronary sinus? | The Coronary sinus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a trunk of systemic vein. It is anterosuperior to an inflow part of right atrium. It is a regional element of a coronary sinus tree. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a heart. It is continuous with a right atrium and an inflow part of right atrium. It has a great cardiac vein, a left marginal vein, a posterior vein of left ventricle, a middle cardiac vein, a small cardiac vein, and an oblique vein of left atrium as tributaries. It is the venous drainage of a left ventricle, a left side of heart, a wall of left side of heart, a wall of biventricular part of heart, a free wall of left ventricle, a myocardium of basal zone of left ventricle, a myocardium of mid zone of left ventricle, a myocardium of apical zone of left ventricle, a myocardial zone 17, a myocardium, an anterior wall of left ventricle, an inferior wall of left ventricle, and a lateral wall of left ventricle |
What is the Inguinal part of spermatic cord? | The Inguinal part of spermatic cord is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of spermatic cord |
What is the Non-articular part of tubercle of sixth rib? | The Non-articular part of tubercle of sixth rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a non-articular part of tubercle of rib. It is a regional element of a tubercle of sixth rib |
What is the Occipital pole? | The Occipital pole is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of telencephalon. It has a polar part of lateral occipital gyrus, a gyrus descendens of Ecker, a polar part of superior occipital gyrus, a polar part of inferior occipital gyrus, and a polar part of lingual gyrus as regional elements |
What is the Syncytial trophoblast? | The Syncytial trophoblast is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an extra-embryonic structure. It has a carnegie stage 4 as a developmental stage |
What is the Sixth thoracic vertebral arch? | The Sixth thoracic vertebral arch is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a thoracic vertebral arch. It has a right pedicle of sixth thoracic vertebra, a left pedicle of sixth thoracic vertebra, a right transverse process of sixth thoracic vertebra, a left transverse process of sixth thoracic vertebra, a right superior articular process of sixth thoracic vertebra, a left superior articular process of sixth thoracic vertebra, a right inferior articular process of sixth thoracic vertebra, a left inferior articular process of sixth thoracic vertebra, a right lamina of sixth thoracic vertebra, a left lamina of sixth thoracic vertebra, a periosteum of sixth thoracic vertebral arch, a bony part of sixth thoracic vertebral arch, and a spinous process of sixth thoracic vertebra as regional elements. It is a regional element of a sixth thoracic vertebra |
What is the Body of eleventh rib? | The Body of eleventh rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a body of rib. It has an internal surface of eleventh rib as a regional element. It is a regional element of an eleventh rib |
What is the Risorius? | The Risorius is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a muscle of face. It has a distal zone of risorius, a head of risorius, and a belly of risorius as regional elements. It has a muscle body of risorius, a proximal tendon of risorius, and a distal tendon of risorius as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It derives from a mesoderm of second pharyngeal arch. It is an element of a set of santorini's muscles. It has a nerve to risorius as a nerve supply |
What is the Innermost intercostal muscle? | The Innermost intercostal muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intercostal muscle |
What is the Frontal pole? | The Frontal pole is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of telencephalon. It has a superior transverse frontopolar gyrus, an inferior transverse frontopolar gyrus, a middle transverse frontopolar gyrus, and a frontomarginal gyrus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a frontal lobe |
What is the Medial nasal process? | The Medial nasal process is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of nasal process. It has a superior segment of medial nasal process and an inferior part of medial nasal process as regional elements. It is a regional element of a nasal process. It has a mesenchyme of medial nasal process and an ectoderm of medial nasal process as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It derives from a nasal placode and a nasal pit. It has a carnegie stage 18 and a carnegie stage 19 as developmental stages |
What is the Parametrial lymph node? | The Parametrial lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a visceral lymph node of pelvis |
What is the Tricuspid valve? | The Tricuspid valve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an atrioventricular valve. It attaches to a fibrous ring of tricuspid valve. It has an anterior leaflet of tricuspid valve, a posterior leaflet of tricuspid valve, a septal leaflet of tricuspid valve, an anteroseptal commissure of tricuspid valve, a posteroseptal commissure of tricuspid valve, an anteroposterior commissure of tricuspid valve, and a fibrous ring of tricuspid valve as regional elements. It has an endothelium of tricuspid valve and a fibroelastic connective tissue of endocardium as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a heart, a right atrium, a right ventricle, a right side of heart, an outflow part of right atrium, and an inflow part of right ventricle. It is continuous with an endocardium of right atrium and an endocardium of right ventricle |
What is the Posterior talofibular ligament? | The Posterior talofibular ligament is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a talofibular ligament |
What is the Gluteus maximus? | The Gluteus maximus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a gluteal muscle. It has a skeletal muscle tissue of gluteus maximus as a compositionally distinct anatomical element. It has a right internal iliac lymphatic chain and a left internal iliac lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a musculature of buttock. It has a nerve to gluteus maximus (1), a nerve to gluteus maximus (2), and a nerve to gluteus maximus (n) as a nerve supply. It has a l5 and a s1 as its primary segmental supply. It has a s2 as its secondary segmental supply. It has a l5, a s1, and a s2 as its segmental supply |