First, in this article, I will explain the “patellar ligament” in detail. The patellar ligament is one of the important ligaments located at the front of the knee joint, and plays a role in connecting the patella (knee plate) to the lower leg bone. Common causes and symptoms related to the function, structure, and damage of this ligament, and...

First, in this article, I will explain the “large saphenous vein” in detail. The saphenous vein is one of the large veins that passes through the part close to the surface of the body, and mainly plays an important role in returning blood from the lower limbs to the heart. In this article, I will discuss the structure, function, and health relationships of the large saphenous vein...

First, in this article, I will explain the “scaphoid bone” in detail. The scaphoid bone is one of the smaller bones in the human wrist, and it plays an important role in supporting the complex movement and stability of the wrist. While this bone has high strength against hand movements, it is affected by injuries and diseases...

First, in this article, I will explain the “brachial radial muscle” in detail. The brachial radial muscle is one of the forearm muscles, and its structure, function, and importance will be outlined. It plays an important role in daily life and sports, and how to train this muscle and related health notes...

First, in this article, I will explain the “caudal nerve” in detail. The caudal nerve is a nerve bundle at the end of the spinal cord, and as the name suggests, it is shaped like a horse's tail. It plays an important role in motor nerves and sensory nerves in the lower body, and affects various physical functions. In this article,...

First, in this article, I will explain the “extensor longus muscle” in detail. The extensor longus muscle is an essential muscle for foot movement and support, and plays an important role in walking, running, and maintaining balance in particular. About the structure and function of this muscle, potential disorders, and how to care for them...

First, in this article, I will explain “rotator cuffs” in detail. The rotator cuff is an important structure that controls the stability and motor ability of the shoulder joint, and is formed by combining the tendons of multiple muscles. This article covers a wide range of rotator cuff anatomy, causes and symptoms of rotator cuff injury, and its prevention and treatment...

First, in this article, I will explain “external intercostal muscles” in detail. External intercostal muscles are one of the muscles that play an important role in breathing and belong to the category of skeletal muscles. These muscles work to help expand the rib cage and support efficient breathing. In the article, the structure of external intercostal muscles, mechanism...

First, in this article, I will explain the forearm interperiosteum in detail. The forearm mesosseous membrane is located between the radius and ulna, and is an important structure that maintains stability between forearm bones. This membrane supports hand movement and forearm rotation, and plays a role in various activities of daily living and sports activities. injury...

First, in this article, I will explain the “sacrum” in detail. The sacrum is an important bone located at the end of the spine, and is formed by merging multiple small vertebrae (sacral vertebrae). We will also introduce the characteristics, location, and location of the sacral spine, as well as related trivia. Deepen your understanding of the sacral spine...

First, in this article, I will explain “triceps brachialis” in detail. The triceps muscle is a muscle located on the back of the arm and plays an important role in stretching the arm. We will introduce the structure, function, and training methods of this muscle in a wide range of ways, from basics to applications, and how to strengthen it in real life, injuries...