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Head

Cephalon


Region: cephalon region

Neck

Cervicis


Region: cervical region

Thorax or chest

Thoracis


Region: thoracic region

Arm

Brachium


Region: brachial region

Forearm

Antebrachium


Region: antebrachial region

Wrist

Carpus


Region: carpal region

Hand

Manus


Region: manual region

Abdomen

Abdomen


Region: abdominal region

Loin

Lumbus


Region: lumbar region

Buttock

Gluteus


Region: gluteal region

Pelvis

Pelvis


Region: Pelvic region

Anterior pelvis

Pubis


Region: pubic region

Groin

Inguen


Region: inguinal region

Thigh

Fermur


Region: femoral region

Anterior leg

Crus


Region: crustal region

Calf

Sura


Region: Sural region

Ankle

Tarsus


Region: tarsus region

Foot

Pes


Region: pedal region

Sole

Planta


Region: plantar region