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Leopold’s Maneuvers (Obstetric Grips)
Leopold’s Maneuvers or the Obstetric Grips are the movements or the actions carried out by an examiner during the abdominal palpation of...
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Cardiovascular System
Internal structure of the Heart – Chambers and Valves
There are 4 Chambers in a Heart, 2 superior chambers the atrium are the receiving chambers and 2 inferior ventricles are the...
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Anatomy of the Heart – Wall and its Coverings
The Heart is a vital organ in the human body that pumps blood and through the blood vessels transports oxygen and nutrients...
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Chorionic Villi Formation – Placenta Development
Chorionic villi are the functional unit of the placenta which lies in between the basal plate or chorionic plate. After the interstitial...
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Structure of the Placenta
The placenta is a discoid shaped organ which is responsible for the exchange of waste and nutrient in between the mother and...
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Implantation
Implantation means the attachment of the blastocyst with the endometrial wall. After the fertilization, blastocyst becomes differentiate into syncytiotrophoblast and cytotrophoblast then...
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Decidua – Placenta Formation
Decidua is the functional layer of the endometrium and sloughs off during childbirth. After blastocyst’s implantation, the endometrial lining is called decidua,...
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Fetal circulation is the circulatory system of a fetus, It differs...
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Breech presentation is one of the common malpresentation...
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Mechanism of Labour in Face Presentation
Here in this article, we will discuss the one of the rare variety...
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Malposition – MOL in Occipito Posterior Position
Malposition is referring to any position of the vertex other..
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Joints
A joint or articulation is a contact point between the two bones...
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Tibia & Fibula
Tibia and fibula are the leg bones that form the part of a lower limb...
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Bones of the Foot
The foot consists of 26 bones in each lower limb, 7 Tarsals..
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Arches of the Foot
The bones of the foot are arranged in three arches two longitudinal..

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