The olecranon fossa lies on the arm bone's posterior aspect between the lateral and medial epicondyles. This region receives the ulna's olecranon process at the elbow joint. The distal humeral articulating surfaces include the laterally located capitulum (Latin for "little head") and the trochle...
Overall, this report demonstrates that operations involving a nonmassive allograft about the olecranon process may display minimal side effects in comparison to massive allografts, specifically regarding nonunion. Furthermore, this operation allows for improved range of motion after bone loss, allowing ...
Medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve provides sensation in the medial forearm and olecranon. axolemma: a column of neuronal cytoplasm enclosed by cell membrane including cell body, dendrites, and the axon. Cannieu-Riché Anastomosis: a neural connection between the deep branch of ulnar nerve and ...
What are two structures or anatomical features that could be found in each of the following sites relative to the ribs: superior, inferior, posterior, anterior, medial, lateral, deep, and superficial? If a muscle originated on the posterior, inferior surface of the femur,...
The Skull The skull consists of many bones that are generally divided into two categories. There are the facial bones that consists of bones such as the mandible. There are also the cranial bones that are connected to the facial bones. ...
Various sites have been used for harvesting the grafts' tissues. Grafts can be obtained from the iliac wing or crest, the proximal or distal tibia and radius, the proximal humerus, the distal ulna, ribs, calcaneus, and the proximal olecranon [36–41]. These sources each have advantages and...
Autografts are performed by taking bone segment from iliac crest, olecranon process etc., iliac crest being the most popular choice. Autografts have osteoconductive and osteoinductive properties due to the presence of live cells and growth factors. A major limitation of autografts is the amount of ...
maintaining the BGMs in the transplantation area for up to 6 weeks. These data support the idea that SCS hydrogel can be useful as a bioactive drug carrier for a broad range of biomedical applications. Keywords: natural polymer-based hydrogel;chitosan;bone graft;succinylation;bone tissue ...