ALL 7 The Anatomy/Osteology of the Tibia, Fibula and Tarsus

Including the anatomy of the ankle, tibiofibular joints/syndesmosis and the surgical anatomy of mid-tarsal (Chopart) and tarso-metatarsal (Lisfranc) amputations

Music Martha Argerich Bach Capriccio

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NEXT PODCAST: The Anatomy of the Foot and Foot Stability

ALL6 The Anatomy of the Leg

This includes the extensor compartment, the peroneal compartment and the superficial and deep flexor compartments.

The homology with the upper limb is discussed along with the compartmental nerves and the relevance for the clinical anatomy in a lower limb fasciotomy and required to perform a below knee amputation.

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Music: Margaret Argerich Bach Partita /Capriccio

ALL 5 THE ANATOMY OF THE LOWER LIMB includes:

Anatomy of the Back of the Thigh

The Anatomy and Stability of the Patellofemoral Joint

Popliteal Fossa

The Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Knee including the ligaments, menisci and cruciate ligaments

Blood supply and practical aspects of Innervation and knee block

Assessing knee instability

The anatomy of Knee Arthroscopy

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So that I can expand this into a website built around the ANATOPOD podcast but also the History of Anatomy podcast and The Anatomy Cupboard podcast on historical anatomical vignettes (the latter continuing as Episode 11 in 2023).

On the 1699 book by Edward Tyson (1651-1708) the Anatomy of an Ourang-Outang (Sive Homo Sylvestris) and the notion of the anatomical development of humans and their distinction from other primates.  

And much much more….

Soundstripe released music: Kevin Graham Price to Pay instrumental

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The Anatomy Cupboard will pick up again in February 2023

This podcast considers the anatomy and formation of the innominate (Hip) bone and then the surgical anatomy and approaches to the hip joint and its anatomy.

The next podcast will include the back of the thigh, the patellofemoral joint and patella and the knee.

Music by Margaret Argerich. Bach Partita in C Minor Capriccio

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As always enjoy your anatomy.

Do contact me on the Facebook site if you wish more detail on the surgical approaches to the hip joint.

In this episode of The Anatomy Cupboard I explain why Charles Darwin left the esteemed Edinburgh Medical School in 1827. Without running into a number of other lapsed medicos he might well not have gone on his journey on The Beagle or even had an interest kindled in the science of evolution.

Music permitted by Soundstripe Enoch Yang The Dying Swan Instrumental

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In the meantime continue to enjoy your anatomy

Very Best Andrew

In this podcast there is further consideration of lower and upper limb homology.

The quadriceps, adductor and gluteal regions are considered. The discussion of the piriformis and obturator internus muscles will overlap with the podcast of the pelvis (2023).

I am in the process of converting this site into a subscriber website with anatomy, history of anatomy and The Anatomy Cupboard as separate podcasts. The site will include a lecture series on Anatomy and Art and on the History of Dissection as well as study cheat sheets and practice examinations. It is hoped that this site will be opened in the first part of 2023. In the meantime if you can contribute please do so to assist us in this endeavour at https://patron.podbean.com/ANATOPOD

Thanks so much and continue to enjoy your anatomy

Included is the anatomy of the femoral triangle and its contents

Saphenofemoral ligation and the anatomy of the saphenofemoral junction

The anatomy of the fascia lata

The Femoral artery/femoral vein and femoral nerve and femoral canal.

The anatomy of the inguinal lymph nodes

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Martha Argerich plays Bach Partita in C Minor, BWV 826, Capriccio

We are most grateful and please continue to enjoy your anatomy

Homage to Professor Larkin, this episode discusses a little about the history of diseases of the oesophagus and of the story of Boerhaave’s syndrome.

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Music: Permitted by Soundstripe: Kevin Graham – Price to Pay

Anatomy of the Lower Limb ALL 1 An Overview Homology with the Upper Limb (plus the osteology of the Femur)

In this podcast, the first of the lower limb I discuss the homology between the 2 limbs and we have time at the end to go over the osteology of the femur.

As I do the last part if you can take out a femur and go over the points as we discuss each area separately.

Music Martha Argerich Bach Partita in C Minor (including Capriccio)

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The next one in this series is on the femoral triangle. There will be soon the August episode (Number 8) of The Anatomy Cupboard!

In the meantime please continue to enjoy your anatomy.

Andrew