Anterior view of the posterior and medial walls of the axilla with pectoralis minor muscle excised, lateral and medial cords retracted, and axillary vein removed.

Anterior view of the superficial structures at the wrist (S, location of tendons of flexor digitorum superficialis).

Nurse standing with right arm positioned as if to palpate radial pulse of a patient. She looks down at her watch, she is wearing a stethoscope.

Anterior view of the deep flexors of the digits and related structures.

Two compartments of the arm with contents. The three heads of triceps brachii occupy the posterior brachial compartment.

Anterior (left), lateral (middle), and posterior (right) views of arterial anastomoses of the hand.

Anterior view of adult female with major arteries shown. Circles represent the main areas for assessing pulses.

Anterior view of the deep palmar arch and adductor pollicis with the digiti minimi and abductor and flexor brevis cut away.

Lateral aspect of the wrist, showing the radial artery in snuff box, ulnar artery, bursa, extensor and abductor pollicis, and the dorsalis pollicis and indicis.

Structures at anterior aspect of wrist. Bony landmarks of arm and forearm regions. Inset shows pertinent tendons, vessels and nerves on transverse section.

Posterior view of the deep structures on extensor aspect of forearm.

Section through distal carpal tunnel; for level of section, see insert (line A).

Pulse-Radial Artery