ramus

the ramus of the mandible is important for jaw movement.

in anatomy, the term ramus refers to a branch of a structure.

the ramus communicans connects the sympathetic chain to the spinal nerves.

each ramus of the brachial plexus serves different muscle groups.

the ramus of the facial nerve is crucial for facial expressions.

understanding the ramus of the pelvis aids in surgical procedures.

the ramus of the ischium provides attachment for muscles.

in birds, the ramus of the jaw is adapted for their diet.

research on the ramus of the heart can lead to better treatments.

the ramus of the ulna helps stabilize the forearm.