Regionen der oberen Extremität

This tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the anatomical regions of the upper extremities, focusing on both the anterior and posterior aspects. It covers the fossa infra clavicularis, subclavicle, delta, axillary, brachial, forearm, and hand regions, detailing their boundaries, contents, and significance. The tutorial emphasizes the functional and anatomical importance of these regions, aiding in the understanding of their clinical relevance.

What is the significance of dividing the human body into different regions in medicine?

Describe the anatomical structures located in the fossa infra clavicularis.

What muscles form the boundaries of the trigonum clavi pectorale?

Explain the importance of the axillary region in relation to the upper limb.

What structures are found in the anterior brachial region?

Identify the boundaries of the anterior antebrachial region.

What is the role of the retinaculum flexorum in the carpal region?

Discuss the contents of the palm of the hand and their functions.

What are the key features of the posterior brachial region?

Describe the anatomical significance of the dorsum manus.