List Anatomy – G
The gluteus gluteus muscle (m.gluteus mdximus) is strong, has a coarse tuft structure, prominently protrudes due to its large mass in the gluteal region (regio glutea).
The glossopharyngeal nerve (n. Glossopharyngeus) contains sensory, motor and secretory (parasympathetic) fibers. Sensitive fibers terminate on the nuclei of the single-path nucleus, the motor fibers exit from the double core, the vegetative fibers come from the lower salivary nucleus.
The orbita (orbita) is a pair of cavities resembling a four-sided pyramid with rounded edges. The base of the pyramid is turned forward and forms the entrance to the eye socket (aditus orbitae).
The urinary and reproductive systems are interrelated in their development. In a person from the embryonic structures of some organs, which form as urinary organs, later genitals are formed.
The common iliac artery (a. Iliaca communis) is paired, formed when the abdominal part of the aorta is divided (bifurcated); Its length is 5-7 cm, its diameter is 11.0-12.5 mm. The arteries diverge in the sides, go down and out at an angle that women have more than men.
The gallbladder (vesica biliaris, s.vesica fellea) has a pear-shaped form, in it bile accumulates and concentrates. The gallbladder is located in the right hypochondrium. Its upper surface is located in the pit of the gallbladder on the visceral surface of the liver.
The maxillary, or maxillary sinus (sinus maxillaris) is the cavity of the upper jaw. The anterior wall of the sinus in the center is thin, thickens in the peripheral parts. This wall is formed by a part of the upper jaw between the infraorbital margin and the alveolar process.