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Human superficial anatomy

Superficial anatomy of thoracic and abdominal viscera.

Superficial human anatomy is the part of human anatomy dealing with superficial anatomy.

Abdomen

By following distinct superficial landmarks, the location of deeper structures can be deduced. For instance, McBurney's point marks the location of the base of the vermiform appendix.

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v • d • e Superficial axial anatomy and general regions (TA A01.2.01-06, GA 12.1287)

Head	Nasolabial fold

Neck	Triangles: Anterior of the neck (Muscular, Carotid, Submandibular, Submental) · Posterior of the neck (Occipital, Subclavian) · Suboccipital Supraclavicular fossa

Thorax	Triangle of auscultation · axillary folds (Anterior, Posterior) · Clavipectoral triangle · Inframammary fold Infraclavicular fossa

Abdomen/pelvis	regions (Epigastrium, Hypochondrium, Umbilical region, Latus, Hypogastrium, Inguinal region) quadrants (RUQ, LUQ, RLQ, LLQ) Lumbar triangle McBurney's point · Traube's space

Perineal	Anal triangle · Urogenital triangle

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