Upper and Lower Limb Anatomy
Upper and lower limb anatomy is the study of the structures of the arms, legs, and associated muscles, ligaments, joints, and nerves. It helps understand how body movements are made and coordinated. This anatomy is important to medical diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of physical injury, illnesses, and conditions. Additionally, an understanding of upper and lower limb anatomy is critical for doctors, physical therapists, and medical researchers. It is also important for athletes and other people in sports to understand how the human body is structured and moves for optimal performance.
← International Journal of Human Anatomy