Left anterior oblique view of a heart to show anterior and posterior branching of the highlighted right coronary artery.

Posterior view of the rotatores and costotransverse ligaments.

Outline of male body with areas and percentages indicated to calculate total burn surface area. Left: anterior view. Right: posterior view.

Posterior view of the external anatomy of a female person (left leg).

Simple drawing showing an anterior view of the coronary arteries.

Posterior view of the right and left lungs with bronchopulmonary segments color coded to correspond with segmental bronchi in Figure 1. 32A.

Anterior view of the bony thorax showing the rib cage, sternum, thoracic vertebrae, left scapula and left clavicle.

Posterior view of the multifidus, quadratus lumborum, and lumbar fascia; erector spinae is removed.

Anterior (left) and posterior (right) view of scapular depression; dotted lines indicate the starting position of the movement.

Anterior view of young female with scoliosis; (left] patient is standing upright with scapula, spinal column and iliac crests visible; note curvature of spine and asymmetry of paired bilateral structures; (right) patient is bending forward from waist, a

Medial view of the left lung showing the pulmonary arteries (blue) and the bronchi (gray).

Posterior view of the serratus posterior inferior muscle with bony attachments. Muscle is shown on just one side.

Typical left rib, posterior view.