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erector spinae vs. transversospinalis

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erector spinae are superficial

transversospinalis are deep

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pectineus vs femoral nerve, artery, and vein

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pectineus is deep/posterior at the level of the femoral triangle
femoral VAN is superficial/anterior

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iliopsoas vs femoral nerve

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iliopsoas is deep/posterior at femoral triangle

femoral VAN is superficial/anterior

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adductor brevis vs adductor longus

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brevis is posterior and superior

longus is anterior inferior

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adductor brevis vs adductor magnus

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brevis is anterior

magnus is posterior

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external iliac/femoral artery vs inguinal lig

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external iliac/femoral is posterior/deep

inguinal ligament is anterior/superficial

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femoral artery vs sartorius muscle

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femoral artery is deep/posterior

sartorius is anterior/superficial

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at the level of inguinal ligament…

femoral artery vs femoral vein vs femoral nerve

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medial to lateral:

VAN

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profunda femoral artery vs adductor magnus

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profunda femoral is anterior to adductor magnus

adductor magnus is posterior to profunda femoral

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medial perforating profunda femoral artery vs femur shaft

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artery is medial and posterior to femur shaft

femur shaft is lateral and anterior to artery

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medial circumflex femoral artery vs pectineus muscle

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artery is directly lateral to pectineus

pectineus is directly medial to artery

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medial circumflex femoral artery vs iliopsoas muscle

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artery is directly medial to ilipsoas

iliopsoas is directly lateral to artery

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lateral circumflex femoral artery vs femur

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artery is anterior and lateral to femur

femur is posterior and medial to artery

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femoral nerve vs hip joint

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nerve is anterior to hip joint

hip joint is posterior to nerve

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femoral nerve vs inguinal ligament

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nerve is posterior/deep to inguinal

inguinal is anterior/superficial

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obturator nerve vs superior pubic ramus

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obturator nerve is directly inferior to ramus

ramus is directly superior to obturator

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gluteus maximus vs gluteus medius

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maximus is superficial to medius

medius is deep to maximus

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gluteus medius vs piriformis muscle

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medius is superior to piriformis

piriformis is inferior to medius

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gluteus medius vs gluteus minimus

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medius is superficial to minimus

minimus is deep to medius

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piriformis vs obturator internus tendon

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piriformis is superior to tendon

tendon is inferior to piriformis

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piriformis vs gemelli muscles

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piriformis is superior to gemelli muscles

gemelli muscles are inferior to piriformis

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obturator internus muscle vs sacrospinous ligament

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obturator internus is inferior to ligament

ligament is superior to obturator internus

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obturator internus muscle vs sacrotuberous ligament

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obturator internus is anterior/deep to sacrotuberous lig

sacrotuberous lig is posterior/superficial to obturator internus

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obturator internus tendon vs quadratus femoris muscle

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obturator internus tendon is superior to quadratus femoris

quadratus femoris is inferior to obturator internus tendon

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obturator internus tendon vs femur neck
obturator internus tendon is posterior to femur neck | femur neck is anterior to obturator internus
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obturator externus tendon vs obturator internus tendon
externus tendon is directly inferior to internus tendon | internus tendon is directly superior to externus tendon
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sacrotuberous ligament vs sacrospinous ligament
sacrotuberous lig is posterior/superficial to sacrospinous | sacrospinous lig is anterior/deep to sacrotuberous
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inferior gluteal artery vs piriformis muscle
inf gluteal artery is directly inferior to piriformis | piriformis is directly superior to inferior gluteal artery
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superior gluteal artery vs piriformis muscle
sup gluteal artery is directly superior to piriformis | piriformis is directly inferior to sup gluteal artery
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superior gluteal artery vs gluteus minimus
sup gluteal artery is superficial to gluteus minimus | gluteus minimus is deep to sup gluteal artery
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sciatic nerve vs gluteus maximus
sciatic is deep/anterior to gluteus maximus
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sciatic nerve vs piriformis
sciatic is inferior to piriformis | piriformis is superior to sciatic
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sciatic nerve vs obturator internus tendon
sciatic is posterior to obturator internus tendon | tendon is anterior to sciatic
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sciatic nerve vs gemelli muscles
sciatic nerve is posterior to gemelli muscles | gemelli muscles are anterior to sciatic nerve
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sciatic nerve vs quadratus femoris muscle
sciatic is posterior to quadratus femoris | quadratus femoris is anterior to sciatic
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at mid-thigh level | sciatic nerve vs femur shaft
sciatic is posterior to femur shaft | femur shaft is anterior to sciatic nerve
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at mid thigh level | sciatic nerve vs hamstring muscle
sciatic is deep to hamstring muscles | hamstring muscles are superficial to sciatic
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inferior gluteal nerve vs piriformis
inferior gluteal nerve is directly inferior to piriformis | piriformis is directly superior to inferior gluteal nerve
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superior gluteal nerve vs piriformis
superior gluteal nerve is directly superior to piriformis | piriformis is directly inferior to piriformis
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superior gluteal nerve vs gluteus minimus muscle
nerve is superficial to muscle | muscle is deep to nerve
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common peroneal nerve vs tibial nerve
common peroneal nerve is lateral to tibial nerve | tibial nerve is medial to common peroneal nerve
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at the ankle | flexor digitorum longus tendon vs tibialis posterior tendon
flexor digitorum longus tendon is posterior-lateral to tibialis posterior tendon tibialis posterior tendon is anterior-medial to flexor digitorum longus tendon
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at the ankle | flexor digitorum longus tendon vs flexor hallucis longus tendon
flexor digitorum longus tendon is anterior-medial to flexor hallucis longus tendon flexor hallucis longus tendon is posterior-lateral to flexor digitorum longus tendon
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tibialis posterior tendon vs tibia (medial malleolus)
tibialis posterior tendon is posterior to medial malleolus | medial malleolus is anterior to tibialis posterior tendon
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popliteal artery vs knee joint
artery is posterior to joint | joint is anterior to artery
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posterior tibial artery vs flexor digitorum longus muscle
posterior tibial artery is posterior-lateral to flexor digitorum longus muscle flexor digitorum longus muscle is anterior-medial to posterior tibial artery
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posterior tibial artery vs flexor hallucis longus muscle
posterior tibial artery is anterior-medial to flexor hallucis longus muscle flexor hallucis longus is posterior-lateral to posterior tibial artery
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sural nerve vs fibula (lateral malleolus)
sural nerve is posterior to fibula | fibula is anterior to sural nerve
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tibial nerve vs knee joint
tibial nerve is posterior to knee joint | knee joint is anterior to tibial nerve
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tibial nerve vs medial malleolus
tibial nerve is posterior to medial malleolus | medial malleolus is anterior to tibial nerve
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near the ankle | tibial nerve vs flexor hallucis longus muscle
tibial nerve is anterior-medial to flexor hallucis longus muscle
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at the ankle | extensor hallucis longus tendon vs extensor digitorum longus tendon
hallucis tendon is medial to longus tendon
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at the ankle | extensor hallucis longus tendon vs tibial anterior tendon
hallucis longus is lateral to tibialis anterior tendon
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peroneus longus muscle tendon vs fibula (lateral malleolus)
peroneus longus tendon is posterior to fibula
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peroneus brevis tendon vs fibula
peroneus brevis tendon is posterior to fibula
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anterior tibial artery vs tibialis anterior muscle
anterior tibial artery is lateral to tibialis anterior
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anterior tibial artery vs extensor hallucis longus
anterior tibial artery is medial to extensor hallucis longus
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at the ankle | dorsalis pedis artery vs extensor hallucis longus muscle tendon
dorsalis pedis artery is directly lateral to tendon
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common peroneal nerve vs neck of fibula
nerve is directly superficial lateral to neck of fibula
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peroneal (deep branch) nerve vs tibialis anterior muscle
peroneal deep branch nerve is lateral to tibialis anterior
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peroneal (deep branch) nerve vs extensor hallucis longus muscle
peroneal deep branch nerve is medial to extensor hallucis longus
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iliofemoral ligament vs neck of femur
iliofemoral ligament is anterior to neck of femur
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ischiofemoral ligament vs head of femur
ischiofemoral ligament is posterior to head of femur
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ischiofemoral ligament vs neck of femur
ischiofemoral ligament is superior to neck of femur
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pubofemoral ligament vs hip joint
pubofemoral ligament is inferior to hip joint
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gracilis muscle tendon vs sartorius muscle tendon
gracilis tendon is posterior to sartorius tendon
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gracilis tendon vs semitendinous tendon
gracilis tendon is anterior to semitendinous tendon
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biceps femoris tendon vs fibular collateral ligament
biceps femoris tendon is lateral to fibular collateral ligament
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iliotibial tract vs knee joint
iliotibial tract passes laterally to knee joint
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anterior cruciate ligament vs posterior cruciate ligament
anterior passes laterally to posterior
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peroneus longus tendon vs long plantar ligament
peroneus longus tendon is deep/superior to the long plantar ligament
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flexor hallucis longus tendon vs calcaneus sustenaculum tali
flexor hallucis longus tendon passes inferior to calcaneus sustenaculum tali
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in deep foot | flexor digitorum longus tendon vs flexor hallucis longus tendon
digitorum longs passes inferior to flexor hallucis longus tendon
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calcaneoclavicular (spring) plantar ligament vs talus head
ligament is inferior to talus head
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pectoralis minor muscle vs pectoralis major
minor is posterior/deep to major
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subscapularis tendon vs head of humerous (glenohumeral joint)
tendon passes anterior to head of humerus
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thoracoacromial artery vs pectoralis minor
artery passes medial to pectoralis minor
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axillary artery vs pectoralis minor
artery passes posterior/deep to pectoralis minor
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lateral thoracic artery vs pectoralis minor
artery is lateral to pectoralis minor
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anterior circumflex humeral artery vs humerus surgical neck
artery passes directly anterior to humerus
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posterior circumflex humeral artery vs humerus surgical neck
artery passes directly medial and posterior to humerus
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brachial artery vs humerus shaft
artery is medial to humerus shaft
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cords of brachial plexus vs pectoralis minor muscle
cords pass posterior/deep to pectoralis minor
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cords of brachial plexus vs axillary artery
cords are lateral, posterior, and medial to artery
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profunda brachi artery vs shaft of humerus
artery passes posterior to humerus
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superior ulnar collateral artery vs medial epicondyle of humerus
artery passes posterior to humerus
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axillary nerve vs surgical neck of humerus
axillary nerve is medial and posterior to humerus
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ulnar nerve vs medial epicondyle of humerus
ulnar nerve is posterior to humerus
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long thoracic nerve vs serratus anterior muscle
nerve is lateral to muscle
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infraspinatus muscle tendon vs glenohumeral joint
tendon passes posterior to joint
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teres minor tendon vs glenohumeral joint
tendon passes posterior to joint
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supraspinatus tendon vs glenohumeral joint
tendon passes superior to joint
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trapezius vs rhomboid muscle
trapezius is posterior/superficial to rhomboid
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posterior circumflex humeral artery vs surgical neck of humerus
artery passes directly medial to humerus
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(traverses quadrangular space) | posterior circumflex humeral artery vs long head of triceps muscle
artery passes lateral to muscle
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suprascapular artery vs transverse scapular ligament
artery passes directly superior to ligament
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suprascapular artery vs spinoglenoid notch
artery passes directly lateral to notch
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superficial branch of transverse cervical artery vs trapezius muscle
artery passes directly anterior/deep to muscle
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deep branch of transverse cervical artery vs rhomboid and levator scapulae
artery directly anterior/deep to muscles
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profunda brachii artery vs humerus shaft
artery is directly posterior to humerus
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middle collateral artery vs humerus lateral epicondyle
artery passes directly posterior to humerus
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traverses the triangular space | circumflex scapular artery vs teres minor muscle
artery passes inferior and lateral to muscle
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traverses quadrangular space | axillary nerve vs long head of triceps muscle
nerve passes lateral to muscle
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axillary nerve vs humerus surgical neck
nerve passes directly posterior to humerus
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suprascapular nerve vs transverse scapular ligament
nerve passes directly inferior to ligament
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suprascapular nerve vs spinoglenoid notch
nerve passes directly lateral to notch
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accessory nerve vs trapezius muscle
nerve is directly anterior (deep) to muscle
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radial nerve vs humerus shaft
nerve passes directly posterior to humerus
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radial nerve vs humerus lateral epicondyle
nerve passes directly anterior to humerus
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extensor pollicis longus tendon vs extensor carpi radialis longus tendon
pollicis longus passes directly posterior (superficial) to carpi radialis longus
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extensor pollicis longus tendon vs extensor carpi radialis brevis tendon
pollicis longus passes directly posterior (superficial) to carpi radialis brevis
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extensor pollicis longus tendon vs extensor pollicis brevis tendon
pollicis longus is medial to pollicis brevis
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abductor pollicis longus tendon vs extensor pollicis brevis tendon
abductor is lateral to extensor
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radial artery vs abductor and extensor pollicis longus muscles' tendons
artery passes deep to both tendons
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radial artery vs trapezium
artery passes directly posterior to trapezium
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radial artery vs base of 1st metacarpal
artery passes directly posterior to metacarpal
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radial deep branch nerve vs supinator muscle
nerve passes deep to muscle
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neart distal sites | flexor digitorum superficialis tendon vs flexor digitorum profundus tendon
superficialias tendons are directly anterior (superficial) to profundus
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near distal sites | flexor digitorum superficialis tendon vs transverse carpal ligament
tendon passes posterior (deep) to ligament
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flexor digitorum profundus tendons vs transverse carpal ligament
tendons pass posterior (deep) to ligament
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near the wrist | radial artery vs tendon of flexor carpi radialis
artery is lateral to tendon
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ulnar artery vs flexor carpi ulnaris muscle
artery is lateral (deep) to muscle
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ulnar artery vs pisiform bone
artery passes directly lateral to pisiform
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ulnar artery vs flexor retinaculum transverse carpal ligament
artery passes superficial (anterior) to ligament
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recurrent radial artery vs humerus lateral epicondyle
artery passes directly anterior to humerus
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anterior ulnar recurrent artery vs humerus medial epicondyle
artery passes directly anterior to humerus
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brachial artery vs elbow joint
artery passes anterior to joint
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brachial artery vs bicipital aponeurosis
artery passes posterior (deep) to aponeurosis
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median nerve vs elbow joint
nerve passes anterior to joint
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medain nerve vs bicipital aponeurosis
median nerve passes posterior (deep) to aponeurosis
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median nerve entering the forearm how?
passing between 2 heads of pronator teres muscle
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in forearm | median nerve vs flexor digitorum superficialis muscle
nerve is posterior (deep) to muscle
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median nerve vs transverse carpal ligament
nerve is deep (posterior) to ligament
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ulnar nerve vs humerus medial epicondyle
nerve passes directly posterior to humerus
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ulnar nerve vs tendon of flexor carpi ulnaris
nerve is lateral (deep) to tendon
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ulnar nerve vs pisiform bone
nerve is directly lateral to pisiform bone
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ulnar nerve vs flexor retinaculum transverse carpal ligament
nerve passes superficial (anterior) to ligament
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deep branch of ulnar nerve vs hook of hamate
nerve passes directly medial to hook of hammate
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deep branch of ulnar nerve vs palmar interossei muscles
nerve is directly anterior to muscles
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subscapularis tendon vs shoulder joint
tendon passes anterior to joint
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biceps brachii long head tendon vs shoulder joint
tendon passes superior to joint
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supraspinatus tendon vs acromion
tendon passes inferior (deep) to acromion
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supraspinatus tendon vs subacromial bursa
tendon passes inferior (deep) to bursa
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supraspinatus tendon vs shoulder joint
tendon passes directly superior to shoulder joint
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infraspinatus tendon vs shoulder joint
tendon passes directly posterior to shoulder joint
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teres minor tendon vs shoulder joint
tendon passes directly posterior to shoulder joint
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glenohumeral ligament vs shoulder joint
ligament is directly anterior to joint
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annular ligament vs head of radius
ligament passes posterior, lateral, and anterior to head of radius

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