Category: O

A tendon of the biceps femoris muscle along the back of the thigh.  

One of four gyri (anterior, posterior, lateral, and medial) forming the inferior surface of the frontal lobe.  

Any of the gyri on the lateral surface of the occipital lobe. They are classified roughly into two groups, the inferior or lateral occipital gyri and the superior occipital gyri. They are not always present.  

Systematic exercise of the eye muscles to improve muscular coordination and efficiency.  

A shallow groove on the superior surface of the cribriform plate of the ethmoid on each side of the crista galli. It contains the olfactory bulb.  

The groove at the superior and posterior angle of the obturator foramen through which pass the obturator vessels and nerve.  

The implantation of a section of an ovary into the muscles of the abdominal wall.  

The use of a portion of the omentum to cover or repair a defect in a hollow viscus or to cover a suture line in an abdominal organ.  

A neural network found in the olfactory bulb, formed by the dendrites of mitral cells intertwined with the axons of olfactory receptor cells.  

Gastric glands found in the fundus and body of the gastric mucosa.