Anatomy of Upper and Lower Extremities

This module introduces the course structure, covering both lower and upper extremities. It includes introductory lectures and detailed dissections, emphasizing locomotion for lower extremities and hand function for upper extremities.

This module discusses the organization of the lower extremity, covering bones, movements, muscles, vessels, and nerves.

This unit examines the structures of the proximal lower extremity from anterior, femoral triangle, medial, lateral and gluteal perspectives.

This unit examines the structures of the distal lower extremity in the posterior thigh, the popliteal region, knee, the compartments of the leg, and foot and ankle.

This module discusses the organization of the upper extremity, covering bones, movements, muscles, vessels, and nerves, emphasizing the importance of movements of the entire limb to place the hand in functional positions.

This unit examines the structures of the shoulder from anterior, posterior superior and lateral perspectives with emphasis on scapula, rotator cuff and the unique aspects of the shoulder joint.

This unit examines the structures of the brachial plexus from nerve roots to trunks, divisions, cords and branches.

This unit examines the structures of the distal upper extremity with a particular emphasis on the structures that comprise the unique facilities of the human hand.