... of their habits while walking. We learn to walk when we are very young, yet we are never taught how to do so biomechanically. This chapter provides biomechanical considerations for gait as well as information about fasciae and their role in walking, and how this applies to shifting weight from one foot...

... in the dermis and supply the overlying epidermis by diffusion of nutrients through fenestrated capillaries. abscesses body fat carotid sheath dermis fasciae gooseflesh hairs keratinization melanocytes neurovascular bundle Skin is a specialized boundary tissue which forms the entire external surface...

... soft tissue to protect these structures. The tensor fasciae lata (TFL) flap is supplied by the transverse or ascending branch of the lateral femoral circumflex artery. It is usually used as a pedicled flap and reaches the trochanteric area and the groin. It is one of the workhorse flaps for treatment...

.... abdominal viscera bilaminar embryo cervical somites dermis ectomesenchyme fasciae gastrointestinal system heart intercostal muscles Embryology is a fascinating subject and is the foundation of the development, growth, and maturation of all the cells, organs, and tissues of the body. Strictly...