
Introduction to CARPAL BONES
Names of Carpal Bones
Structure and shape
Position of CARPAL Bones
Attachments of CARPAL BONES
Origin of Muscles
Insertion of Muscles
Clinical Anatomy/Applied Anatomy of CARPAL BONES
FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS
-Scaphoid Bone Fractures
-Lunate Bone Dislocations
Features of CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
Introduction of Meta Carpal Bones
Numbers and parts
Structure
Positions
Attachments of Meta Carpal bones
Origin and insertion of Muscles
Attachments of First and Second Meta Carpal Bones in detail
Attachments of Meta Carpal bones
Origin and insertion of Muscles
Attachments of Third, Fourth and Fifth Meta Carpal Bones in detail
Special Features of Meta Carpal Bones
Clinical Anatomy /Applied Anatomy of Meta Carpal bones
Bennet's Fracture
Introduction to PHALANGES
Number of PHALANGES
Parts and Structure
Positions
Attachments of PHALANGES
Origin and Insertion of Muscles
Attachments of
Proximal
Middle
Distal PHALANGES
Attachments of Thumb and Little Finger in detail
Clinical Anatomy /Applied Anatomy
Buddy Splint
Sesamoid Bones
Example of Sesamoid Bones
This course is specially customized for medical and para medical students, in line with their course syllabus/curriculum.
Other interested students, who is having some medical background or understanding can also attend this course to acquire more detailed insight about bones.
Tutoring sessions with practical illustration enhance students to have a very good understanding of CARPAL BONES,META CARPAL BONES and PHALANGES which is a major part of Upper Limb.
Course begins with a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts about CARPAL BONES,META CARPAL BONES and PHALANGES.
The course are having a lecture module each about detailed demonstration about CARPAL BONES,META CARPAL BONES and PHALANGES.
The syllabus of the course provides wide description of parts of CARPAL BONES,META CARPAL BONES and PHALANGES and effective class room sessions to elaborate more about
Special features
Attachments (Insertion of Muscles)
Attachments (Origin of Muscles)
Clinical Anatomy
The course follows the specific topics in anatomy syllabus of graduate medical courses in the particular areas.
Lecture notes are displayed at the end of each segments of lectures.
The illustrative lecture session ,with the aid of working models of bones, articulating parts helps to have clear vicinity of bone structure, attachments and functions .
Quick review is also included in each topics to make the tutorial thoroughly understood by students.