Body Parts
HEAD
is the upper part of the body, comprising from the forehead to the neck, excluding the face
protect the brain and provide an adhesion site for the facial muscles.
Diseases of the cerebellum.
Epilepsy
Alzheimer disease.
Enfermedades neurodegenerativas.
Encephalitis
Hepatic encephalopathy
Dementia
Cerebral palsy
ARM
A member of the body comprising from the shoulder to the limb of the hand.
whose main function is flexion and extension
Fractures (broken bones)
LEG
The main function of the leg muscles is to move the lower leg and foot while walking and stabilize them when standing.
Soleus muscle tear
sprains
Nerve problems.
Osteoarthritis.
Tendinitis and bursitis
NECK
The neck is a region of great importance, as it connects the head with the thorax.
Neck sprain
THE STOMACH
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The stomach is the portion of the digestive system that deals with breaking down food.
THE KNEE
Its structure is configured to support the weight of the body while running, walking or standing, so it should have great stability.
Inmediate pain
Muscle Spam
Difficulty flexing muscle
Neck fracture
Herniated disc
Plantaris tear
The leg bone that breaks most often is the tibia.
Pain behind: baker´s cyst or arthritis
Patellar tendonitis
Bursitis
TOE
The chest
The chest wall is comprised of skin, fat, muscles, and the thoracic skeleton. It provides protection to vital organs (eg, heart and major vessels, lungs, liver) and provides stability for movement of the shoulder girdles and upper arms.
The toes consist of multiple osseous and soft tissues including tendons, nerves, and ligaments, that support our body weight.
Trigger finger
Arthrosis
Tendinitis
Dupuytren's contracture
THE THIGH
The thigh muscles allow the lower body to bend, flex and rotate. They also support most of the body's weight.
Panic attacks
angina
esophageal diseases
Sore muscles
Lung diseases
Costochondritis
All the systems mentioned above allow the human body to reach the perfection it has by coordinating and maintaining itself in good condition. But there are also minor diseases that cause an imbalance in the body and do not allow full development and functioning.
sprains
tendinitis
muscular dystrophy
Cancer
Inflammation, such as myositis
Infections