Table 1.

Anatomy components applied in specific clinical conditions

Upper limb	Clinical conditions
Shoulder
Shoulder joint anatomy	a. Fractures
	b. Dislocations
Elbow
Antecubital fossa structures including brachial artery location/ distribution	a. Volkmann’s ischaemic contracture
	b. Paediatric supracondylar fractures
Forearm
1. Compartments of forearm	Compartment syndrome
2. Forearm anatomy	Fractures
3. Distal radius	Colles fracture
Wrist
1. Scaphoid	Fractures
2. Carpal tunnel anatomy	Carpal tunnel syndrome
Hand
Tendons of hand	Flexor sheath infection
Nerves of upper limb
1. Median nerve	Carpal tunnel syndrome
2. Radial nerve	Wrist drop-recognition & management
Lower limb
Pelvis
Pelvic anatomy	Pelvic fracture and shock
Hip
Hip joint anatomy	a. Osteoarthritis (arthroplasty)
	b. Fracture neck of femur
	c. Intracapsular vs extracapsular fracture - treatment
Thigh
Femoral triangle anatomy	Embolus -- ischaemic leg
Knee
Knee Joint anatomy and relationships	a. Knee arthritis
	b. Septic arthritis
Surface marking	Knee aspiration
Leg
Compartments of leg	Compartment syndrome
Ankle -- mortise / ligaments	Ankle fractures
Spine
Cervical spine anatomy	Fractures
Spinal cord	a. Cauda Equina Syndrome
	b. Cord compression