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What is the Posterior ramus of fourth sacral nerve? | The Posterior ramus of fourth sacral nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a posterior ramus of sacral nerve. It is a regional element of a peripheral segment of fourth sacral spinal nerve |
What is the Proximal phalanx of index finger? | The Proximal phalanx of index finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a phalanx of index finger. It has a proximal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of index finger, a diaphysis of proximal phalanx of index finger, and a distal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of index finger as regional elements. It has an articular cartilage of proximal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of index finger, an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of index finger, a vasculature of proximal phalanx of index finger, and a bony part of proximal phalanx of index finger as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an index finger. It is an element of a set of phalanges of index finger |
What is the Supramammillary commissure? | The Supramammillary commissure is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a commissure of diencephalon. It is a regional element of a posterior hypothalamic region |
What is the Surface of seminal vesicle? | The Surface of seminal vesicle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a surface of organ |
What is the Upper third of ureter? | The Upper third of ureter is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a third of ureter |
What is the Primitive pulmonary artery? | The Primitive pulmonary artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an embryonic structure |
What is the Superficial epigastric vein? | The Superficial epigastric vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tributary of great saphenous vein. It drains into a great saphenous vein. It is a tributary of a great saphenous vein |
What is the Posterior communicating artery? | The Posterior communicating artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of cerebral part of internal carotid artery. It has a posteromedial central branch of posterior communicating artery, an anterior branch of posteromedial central branch of posterior communicating artery, a posterior branch of posteromedial central branch of posterior communicating artery, a chiasmatic branch of posterior communicating artery, an artery of tuber cinereum, a thalamotuberal artery, a hypothalamic branch of posterior communicating artery, a mammillary artery, and a branch of posterior communicating artery to oculomotor nerve as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of an internal carotid artery and a cerebral part of internal carotid artery. It is a regional element of a cavernous branch of internal carotid artery |
What is the Tuberosity of ulna? | The Tuberosity of ulna is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tubercle of bone. It is a regional element of a proximal epiphysis of ulna. It is an insertion of a brachialis |
What is the Posterior limb of internal capsule? | The Posterior limb of internal capsule is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of internal capsule. It has a branch of anterior choroidal artery to posterior limb of internal capsule as its arterial supply. It has a lenticulothalamic part of internal capsule, a retrolenticular part of internal capsule, and a sublenticular part of internal capsule as regional elements. It is a regional element of an internal capsule. It has a frontopontine tract of internal capsule and a set of corticorubral fibers as compositionally distinct anatomical elements |
What is the Anterior cecal artery? | The Anterior cecal artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of inferior branch of ileocolic artery. It has a trunk of anterior cecal artery as a regional element. It is a regional subtree of an inferior branch of ileocolic artery. It is a regional element of an inferior branch of ileocolic artery |
What is the First subcostal muscle? | The First subcostal muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subcostal muscle |
What is the Skin of glans of clitoris? | The Skin of glans of clitoris is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a skin of segment of clitoris. It is a regional element of a skin of clitoris |
What is the Myocardium of left atrium? | The Myocardium of left atrium is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a myocardium of atrium. It has a left posterior atrial branch of right coronary artery, a recurrent atrioventricular branch of right coronary artery, a posterior atrial branch of right coronary artery, an atrial branch of right coronary artery, a sinoatrial nodal branch of right coronary artery, a crista terminalis branch of sinoatrial nodal artery, a circumflex branch of left coronary artery, and an atrial branch of circumflex coronary artery as its arterial supply. It attaches to an epicardium of left atrium. It receives attachment from an endocardium of left atrium, an endocardium of pectinate muscle of left atrium, and an epicardium of left atrium. It has a myocardium of inflow part of left atrium and a myocardium of outflow part of left atrium as regional elements. It is a regional element of a myocardium of biatrial part of heart. It has a conducting system of left atrium as a compositionally distinct anatomical element. 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 myocardium of right atrium, a myocardium of interatrial septum, a tunica media of superior pulmonary vein, and a tunica media of inferior pulmonary vein. It is to the direct left of a myocardium of right atrium and a myocardium of interatrial septum. It is lateral to a myocardium of right atrium and a myocardium of interatrial septum |
What is the Sphenopalatine artery? | The Sphenopalatine artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of maxillary artery. It has a posterior lateral nasal artery and a posterior septal branch of sphenopalatine artery as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a maxillary artery and a third part of maxillary artery |
What is the Tendon of obliquus capitis superior? | The Tendon of obliquus capitis superior is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tendon of muscle of head |
What is the Left eye? | The Left eye is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an eye. It has a left upper eyelid, a left lower eyelid, a left lateral palpebral commissure, and a left medial palpebral commissure as regional elements. It is a regional element of a face. It is an element of a set of eyes |
What is the Diaphysis of phalanx of toe? | The Diaphysis of phalanx of toe is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a diaphysis of phalanx. It is a regional element of a phalanx of toe |
What is the Anterior spinocerebellar tract? | The Anterior spinocerebellar tract is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tract of neuraxis. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a medulla oblongata |
What is the Phrenic nerve plexus? | The Phrenic nerve plexus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nerve plexus |
What is the Neurenteric canal? | The Neurenteric canal is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an embryonic conduit |
What is the Palmar carpal branch of ulnar artery? | The Palmar carpal branch of ulnar artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of ulnar artery. It is a regional subtree of an ulnar artery. It is a regional element of an arterial plexus of hand and an ulnar artery |
What is the Laryngeal surface of suprahyoid epiglottis? | The Laryngeal surface of suprahyoid epiglottis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a surface of anatomical cluster |
What is the Uterus? | The Uterus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ with organ cavity. It is anterior to a rectum. It has a right uterine artery and a left uterine artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a surface of uterus. It has a fundus of uterus, a body of uterus, and a cervix of uterus as regional elements. It has a wall of uterus and a cavity of uterus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a content of female pelvis. It is continuous with a right uterine tube, a left uterine tube, and a vagina. It is to the direct left of a right ureter, a right uterine tube, and a right ovary. It is to the direct right of a sigmoid colon, a left ureter, a left uterine tube, and a left ovary. It is inferior to a sigmoid colon, a jejunum, and an ileum. It is medial to a right ureter, a left ureter, a right uterine tube, and a left uterine tube. It has an upper superficial inguinal lymphatic chain, a pre-aortic lymphatic chain, and a sacral lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a set of female pelvic viscera and a set of viscera of pelvis. It has a right first lumbar spinal ganglion, a left first lumbar spinal ganglion, a right twelfth thoracic ganglion, a left twelfth thoracic ganglion, an ovarian nerve plexus, an inferior hypogastric nerve plexus, and an uterovaginal nerve plexus as a nerve supply. It is superior to a fundus of uterus. It is inferior to a cervix of uterus. It is posterior to a right uterine tube, a left uterine tube, a right ovary, and a left ovary. It is superior to an urinary bladder and a vagina. It has a right uterine vein and a left uterine vein as a venous drainage |
What is the Limbic lobe? | The Limbic lobe is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lobe of cerebral hemisphere. It is bounded by a surface of limbic lobe and a surface of brain. It has a hippocampus, a parahippocampal gyrus, a paraterminal gyrus, a supracallosal gyrus, a dentate gyrus of hippocampus, and a cingulate gyrus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a cerebral hemisphere. It has a cortex of limbic lobe and a white matter of limbic lobe as compositionally distinct anatomical elements |
What is the Outflow part of right ventricle? | The Outflow part of right ventricle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an outflow part of ventricle. It is anteroinferior to a pulmonary trunk. It has a conus branch of right coronary artery and a conus branch of anterior interventricular branch of left coronary artery as its arterial supply. It is a regional element of a right ventricle. It has a wall of outflow part of right ventricle, a pulmonary valve, and a cavity of outflow part of right ventricle as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with a pulmonary trunk |
What is the Right lobe of liver? | The Right lobe of liver is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a hemiliver. It has an anterior sector of right liver and a posterior sector of right liver as regional elements. It is a regional element of a liver. It has a serosa of right lobe of liver, a parenchyma of right lobe of liver, a stroma of right lobe of liver, a subserosa of right lobe of liver, a right hepatic biliary tree, a neural network of right lobe of liver, and a vasculature of right lobe of liver as compositionally distinct anatomical elements |
What is the Articular facet of cuboid bone? | The Articular facet of cuboid bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of cuboid bone |
What is the Right adrenal cortex? | The Right adrenal cortex is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an adrenal cortex. It has a zona glomerulosa of right adrenal gland, a zona fasciculata of right adrenal gland, and a zona reticularis of right adrenal gland as regional elements. It is a regional element of a right adrenal gland |
What is the Right vagus nerve? | The Right vagus nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a vagus nerve. It has a right recurrent laryngeal nerve, a right superior laryngeal nerve, an auricular branch of right vagus nerve, a meningeal branch of right vagus nerve, a communicating branch of right vagus nerve with right glossopharyngeal nerve, a superior cervical cardiac branch of right vagus nerve, a thoracic cardiac branch of right vagus nerve, a vagal branch to right carotid body, a bronchial branch of right vagus nerve, a lingual branch of right vagus nerve, a pharyngeal branch of right vagus nerve to pharyngeal nerve plexus, a renal branch of right vagus, a pulmonary branch of right vagus nerve, a cardiac branch of right vagus to deep cardiac plexus, an inferior cervical cardiac branch of right vagus nerve to deep cardiac plexus, and an esophageal branch of anterior vagal trunk as regional subtrees. It is an element of a set of all cranial nerves. It is the nerve supply of a right uterine tube and a thymus |
What is the Lung field? | The Lung field is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a radiological term |
What is the Inguinal skin crease? | The Inguinal skin crease is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a skin crease |
What is the Nucleus prepositus? | The Nucleus prepositus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nucleus of medulla oblongata. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a medulla oblongata |
What is the Internal iliac lymph node? | The Internal iliac lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a parietal lymph node of pelvis. It is the lymphatic drainage of a male urethra and a female urethra |
What is the Proximal epiphysis of distal phalanx of index finger? | The Proximal epiphysis of distal phalanx of index finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a proximal epiphysis of phalanx of index finger. It is a regional element of a distal phalanx of index finger. It is an insertion of a flexor digitorum profundus |
What is the Tympanostapedial syndesmosis? | The Tympanostapedial syndesmosis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a cranial syndesmosis. It has a stapedial membrane as a compositionally distinct anatomical element. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a skeletal system of middle ear |
What is the Squamous part of temporal bone? | The Squamous part of temporal bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of temporal bone. It is connected to a sphenosquamosal suture. It has a zygomatic process of temporal bone, a supramastoid crest, a suprameatal spine, and a squamous part proper of temporal bone as regional elements. It is a regional element of a temporal bone. It derives from an ectomesenchyme of first pharyngeal arch. It is posterior to a sphenosquamosal suture |
What is the Rectovesical septum? | The Rectovesical 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 male pelvis, and a fascia of male pelvis |
What is the Deep transverse perineal muscle? | The Deep transverse perineal muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a deep perineal muscle. It has a deep transverse muscle branch of perineal nerve as a nerve supply. It has a s2, a s3, and a s4 as its segmental supply |
What is the Ramus of mandible? | The Ramus of mandible is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of mandible. It has an angle of mandible, a coronoid process of mandible, a condylar process of mandible, and a ramus proper of mandible as regional elements |
What is the Adventitia of esophagus? | The Adventitia of esophagus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an adventitia of organ. It has an adventitia of cervical part of esophagus and an adventitia of thoracic part of esophagus as regional elements. It has a dense irregular connective tissue of adventitia of esophagus as a compositionally distinct anatomical element. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a wall of esophagus |
What is the Lower parasternal part of chest? | The Lower parasternal part of chest is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a parasternal part of chest |
What is the Mesovarium? | The Mesovarium is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of broad ligament. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an adnexa of uterus |
What is the Inferior ileocecal recess? | The Inferior ileocecal recess is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an ileocecal recess |
What is the Orbitalis? | The Orbitalis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a smooth muscle layer. It has a muscle body of orbitalis as a compositionally distinct anatomical element. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an eye. It is an element of a set of extra-ocular muscles and a set of Muller's muscles |
What is the Tendon of longus capitis? | The Tendon of longus capitis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tendon |
What is the Branch of maxillary artery? | The Branch of maxillary artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of external carotid artery |
What is the Rectovesical pouch? | The Rectovesical pouch is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of pelvic part of peritoneal cavity |
What is the Palmar aponeurosis? | The Palmar aponeurosis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an aponeurosis. It has a transverse fascicle of palmar aponeurosis and a longitudinal fascicle of palmar aponeurosis as regional elements. It is a regional element of a palmar fascia of hand. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a carpal part of palm. It is an insertion of a palmaris longus |
What is the Intervertebral foramen? | The Intervertebral foramen is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical conduit |
What is the Left anterior bronchopulmonary segment? | The Left anterior bronchopulmonary segment is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anterior bronchopulmonary segment. It has a posterior part of left anterior bronchopulmonary subsegment and an anterior part of left anterior bronchopulmonary segment as regional elements. It is a regional element of an upper lobe of left lung. It has a left anterior segmental artery, a parenchyma of left anterior bronchopulmonary segment, a pleura of left anterior bronchopulmonary segment, a left anterior segmental bronchial artery, a left anterior segmental bronchial tree, a lymphatic chain of left anterior segmental bronchus, a left anterior segmental bronchial vein, and a left anterior segmental vein as compositionally distinct anatomical elements |
What is the Anterior tympanic artery? | The Anterior tympanic artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of maxillary artery. It is a regional subtree of a maxillary artery and a first part of maxillary artery |
What is the Subdivision of brachiocephalic vein? | The Subdivision of brachiocephalic vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of superior systemic venous tree |
What is the Intervillous space? | The Intervillous space is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a developmental space |
What is the Extensor indicis? | The Extensor indicis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a deep muscle of posterior compartment of forearm. It is contained in a space of posterior compartment of forearm. It is an element of a set of deep muscles of posterior compartment of forearm and a set of extrinsic muscles of hand. It has a nerve to extensor indicis as a nerve supply. It has a c7 as its primary segmental supply. It has a c8 as its secondary segmental supply. It has a c7 and a c8 as its segmental supply |
What is the Interspinalis muscle? | The Interspinalis muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a deep postvertebral muscle |
What is the Coccygeal nerve? | The Coccygeal nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a spinal nerve. It has a meningeal branch of coccygeal nerve, an anterior ramus of coccygeal nerve, and a posterior ramus of coccygeal nerve as regional subtrees. It has an anterior rootlet of coccygeal nerve, a posterior rootlet of coccygeal nerve, an anterior root of coccygeal nerve, a posterior root of coccygeal nerve, a rootlet of coccygeal nerve, a root of coccygeal nerve, a central segment of coccygeal spinal nerve, a peripheral segment of coccygeal spinal nerve, a trunk of coccygeal nerve, an anterior ramus of coccygeal nerve, and a posterior ramus of coccygeal nerve as regional elements. It is a regional element of a peripheral nervous system |
What is the Suprapatellar bursa? | The Suprapatellar bursa is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of synovial capsule of knee joint. It is a regional element of a synovial capsule of knee joint. It has a cavity of suprapatellar bursa as a compositionally distinct anatomical element |
What is the Pedicle of fifth lumbar vertebra? | The Pedicle of fifth lumbar vertebra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a pedicle of lumbar vertebra |
What is the Bone marrow of humerus? | The Bone marrow of humerus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a bone marrow of long bone |
What is the Medial occipitotemporal gyrus? | The Medial occipitotemporal gyrus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a gyrus of brain. It has a lingual gyrus and a parahippocampal gyrus as regional elements |
What is the Coracoclavicular ligament? | The Coracoclavicular ligament is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a skeletal ligament. It has a trapezoid part of coracoclavicular ligament and a conoid part of coracoclavicular ligament as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an acromioclavicular joint, an acromial region of shoulder, and an acromial part of pectoral girdle |
What is the Branch of lacrimal artery? | The Branch of lacrimal artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of ophthalmic artery |
What is the Seventh costal cartilage? | The Seventh costal cartilage is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a costal cartilage. It has a body of seventh costal cartilage, a medial end of seventh costal cartilage, and a lateral end of seventh costal cartilage as regional elements |
What is the Fibrous connective tissue? | The Fibrous connective tissue is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a dense irregular connective tissue |
What is the Upper parasternal part of chest? | The Upper parasternal part of chest is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a parasternal part of chest |
What is the Head of left radius? | The Head of left radius is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a head of radius. It is a regional element of a proximal epiphysis of left radius. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a left elbow joint |
What is the Median thyrohyoid ligament? | The Median thyrohyoid ligament is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a thyrohyoid ligament |
What is the Meningeal branch of occipital artery? | The Meningeal branch of occipital artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of occipital artery. It is a regional subtree of an occipital artery |
What is the Region of lymph node? | The Region of lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of organ component |
What is the Fovea centralis? | The Fovea centralis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of macula lutea. It is a regional element of a macula lutea |
What is the Aorticopulmonary body? | The Aorticopulmonary body is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a paraganglion |
What is the Tonsillar ring? | The Tonsillar ring is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a set of organ components. It comprises a lingual tonsil, a right lingual tonsil, a left lingual tonsil, a pharyngeal tonsil, a right palatine tonsil, a left palatine tonsil, a tubal tonsil, a right tubal tonsil, a left tubal tonsil, and a palatine tonsil. It is an element of a non-lymphatic lymphoid system |
What is the Intralaminar part of intra-ocular part of optic nerve? | The Intralaminar part of intra-ocular part of optic nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of intra-ocular part of optic nerve. It is a regional element of an intra-ocular part of optic nerve |
What is the Inferior cervical ganglion? | The Inferior cervical ganglion is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a variant paravertebral ganglion |
What is the Skin of scalp? | The Skin of scalp is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of head proper. It has a skin of parietal part of head, a skin of occipital part of head, a skin of frontal part proper of head, a skin of right parietal part of head, and a skin of left parietal part of head as regional elements. It is a regional element of a skin of head proper. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an integument of scalp |
What is the Skeletal tissue? | The Skeletal tissue is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a portion of heterogeneous tissue |
What is the Faucial pillar? | The Faucial pillar is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ region cluster |
What is the Capitulum of humerus? | The Capitulum of humerus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of distal epiphysis of humerus. It has an articular cartilage of capitulum of humerus and a bony part of capitulum of humerus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a condyle of humerus and an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of humerus |
What is the Cavity of concha of pinna? | The Cavity of concha of pinna is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a cavity of subdivision of cardinal body part |
What is the Inferior duodenal fold? | The Inferior duodenal fold is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a duodenal fold. It is a regional element of a posterior wall of greater sac and a peritoneum of posterior wall of greater sac |
What is the Superior temporal gyrus? | The Superior temporal gyrus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a gyrus of temporal lobe. It is anterior to an angular gyrus. 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 transverse temporal gyrus, a polar part of superior temporal gyrus, an anterior part of superior temporal gyrus, a middle part of superior temporal gyrus, and a posterior part of superior temporal gyrus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a temporal lobe and a neocortex. It has a gray matter of superior temporal gyrus and a white matter of superior temporal gyrus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with an inferior frontal gyrus, a supramarginal gyrus, an angular gyrus, and a middle temporal gyrus. It is inferior to an inferior frontal gyrus, a precentral gyrus, a postcentral gyrus, a supramarginal gyrus, and a lateral sulcus. It is an element of a set of cerebral gyri. It is superior to a middle temporal gyrus and a superior temporal sulcus |
What is the Dorsal digital artery of foot? | The Dorsal digital artery of foot is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a digital artery of foot. It has a medial part of dorsal digital artery of foot and a lateral part of dorsal digital artery of foot as regional elements. It is a regional element of a dorsal metatarsal artery |
What is the Submucosa of stomach? | The Submucosa of stomach is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a submucosa. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a wall of stomach |
What is the Superficial external pudendal artery? | The Superficial external pudendal artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an external pudendal artery. It has a superficial dorsal artery of penis, a scrotal branch of superficial external pudendal artery, a labial branch of superficial external pudendal artery, and an abdominal branch of superficial external pudendal artery as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a femoral artery. It is a regional element of an external iliac artery and a femoral artery |
What is the Lymphoid organ? | The Lymphoid organ is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a general anatomical term |
What is the Dorsal tegmental decussation? | The Dorsal tegmental decussation is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a decussation of neuraxis. It is a regional element of a midbrain tegmentum |
What is the Muscular venule? | The Muscular venule is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a venule |
What is the Proximal phalanx of middle finger? | The Proximal phalanx of middle finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a phalanx of middle finger. It has a proximal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of middle finger, a diaphysis of proximal phalanx of middle finger, and a distal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of middle finger as regional elements. It has an articular cartilage of proximal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of middle finger, an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of middle finger, a vasculature of proximal phalanx of middle finger, and a bony part of proximal phalanx of middle finger as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a middle finger. It is an element of a set of phalanges of middle finger |
What is the Nasopalatine duct? | The Nasopalatine duct is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a fetal conduit |
What is the Posterior triangle cervical lymph node? | The Posterior triangle cervical lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lymph node of neck |
What is the Ileocolic lymph node? | The Ileocolic lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intestinal lymph node |
What is the Body of second rib? | The Body of second rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a body of rib. It has a tubercle of second rib and a fossa for second costal cartilage as regional elements. It is a regional element of a second rib |
What is the Paravesicular lymph node? | The Paravesicular lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a visceral lymph node of pelvis |
What is the Cecum? | The Cecum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of large intestine. It has an ileocecal junction and a cecum proper as regional elements. It is a regional element of a lower gastrointestinal tract and a large intestine. It has a lumen of cecum and a wall of cecum as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with an appendix, an ascending colon, a wall of ascending colon, and an ileum. It develops from a midgut. It has an ileocolic lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage |
What is the Eighth external intercostal muscle? | The Eighth external intercostal muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an external intercostal muscle. It has insertion a superior margin of ninth rib. It has an inferior margin of eighth rib as its origin. It is an element of a set of external intercostal muscles. It has a nerve to eighth external intercostal muscle as a nerve supply. It has a t8 as its segmental supply |
What is the Skin of lower chest? | The Skin of lower chest is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of thorax |
What is the Decussation of superior cerebellar peduncle? | The Decussation of superior cerebellar peduncle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a decussation of neuraxis. It is a regional element of a midbrain tegmentum |
What is the Fifth lumbar artery? | The Fifth lumbar artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lumbar artery. It is a regional subtree of a median sacral artery and a systemic arterial tree |
What is the Periosteum of fibula? | The Periosteum of fibula is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a periosteum of long bone. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a fibula |