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From Paul Gobée
Short video of a 3D model showing the relation of the obturator internus and the levator ani muscles, by changing the view to show the pelvic floor.both from above and… -
From Paul Gobée
A short video showing in a 3D model how the obturator internus muscle traverses the lesser sciatic foramen and winds around the back of the pelvic bone and the… -
From Paul Gobée
Short video showing some major bony parts, ligaments and passways of the pelvis, by O. Paul Gobée It is based on the 3D sub model 'Pelvic floor… -
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Normal pelvic laparoscopy. In this video from the MOOC 'Anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis: a journey from basis to clinic' from the Leiden University… -
From Paul Gobée
In a human dissection specimen the jejunum and ileum are taken together and moved a bit, to demonstrate their mobility. These intestines are mobile because they are… -
From Paul Gobée
In a human dissection specimen it is shown that the mesentery is a continuum. Consecutively are shown: the descending mesocolon, the transverse mesocolon, the ascending… -
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The video shows a human dissection specimen in which the descending colon and mesocolon are mobilized. In the embryological period they got attached to the back wall of… -
From Paul Gobée
In this short video of a human dissection specimen, the ascending colon and the jejunum and ileum, which were mobilised via the Cattel-Braasch manoeuvre, are flipped… -
From Paul Gobée
In this dissection video the autonomic nerves in the thorax are shown - the sympathetic trunk, its communicating branches and thoracic splanchnic nerves, and the main… -
From Paul Gobée
A dissection video showing the anatomical structures one encounters when opening the abdomen from front to back and from superior to inferior. It is part of the MOOC… -
From Paul Gobée
This video shows cross-sectional views of the main organs in the thorax, abdomen and pelvis. They are shown on cross-sectional viewers in which one can dynamically… -
From Paul Gobée
A dissection video showing the intestines following the path the food takes. It is part of the MOOC 'Anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis: a journey from basis to… -
From Paul Gobée
This video takes you on a tour through the abdomen in schematic drawings: all major structures are shown from front to back and from anterior to posterior. This video… -
From Paul Gobée
This video shows the dissection of the muscular layer of the anterolateral abdominal wall. The rectus abdominis muscle and its anterior and posterior sheaths are shown.… -
From Paul Gobée
The detachment of peritoneal adherences as forms the basis of many gastrointestinal surgical procedures is shown in a dissection specimen. The greater omentum is… -
From Paul Gobée
This video explains the three ways that abdominal organs can be related to the peritoneum: intraperitoneal, retroperitoneal and secondary retroperitoneal. Each relation… -
From Paul Gobée
A dissection video demonstrating the appearance and characteristics of the three occurring peritoneal relations (intraperitoneal, secondary retroperitoneal and primary… -
From Paul Gobée
In this dissection video the autonomic nerves in the abdomen are shown - the sympathetic trunk, its lumbar splanchnic nerves, the preaortic autonomic plexi and… -
From Paul Gobée
This video shows the dissection of the superficial abdominal body wall. The skin, subcutaneous fasciae and anterior cutaneous nerves are shown. This video is part of the… -
From Paul Gobée
In de video worden de drie lokaties van buik- en bekkenorganen ten opzichte van het peritoneum (intraperitoneaal, secundair retroperitoneaal, [primair] retroperitoneaal)… -
From Paul Gobée
At caskanatomy.info or anatomytool.org you can find cross-sectional viewers in which one can dynamically scroll through the body. Finding your way in the body in… -
From Paul Gobée
The peritoneum is an important subject in anatomical anatomy. Unfortunately, its is also often experienced as a difficult topic. Why would you bother learning about it?… -
From Paul Gobée
Eerst wordt een overzicht gegegeven van de grootste structuren in het vrouwelijk bekken in een stoffelijk overschot. Vervolgens worden aan de hand van een schematische… -
From Paul Gobée
Demonstration of the phrenicooesophageal ligament in a dissection specimen. The phrenicooesophageal ligament is the flexible ligament that suspends the oesophagus in the… -
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This video shows a part of a colonoscopy, with normal anatomy: it starts in the terminal ileum, where the circular folds and the intestinal villi can be seen and are…
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