frontakselen
Frontakselen, also known as the frontal plane or coronal plane, is a fundamental anatomical reference plane used in medicine and biology to describe the orientation and position of structures within the body. This plane divides the body into anterior (front) and posterior (back) sections. It is one of three primary anatomical planes, alongside the sagittal and transverse planes, which together provide a comprehensive framework for understanding spatial relationships in the body.
In anatomical studies, the frontal plane is particularly useful for visualizing structures such as the ribs,
The frontal plane is also relevant in clinical assessments, such as evaluating gait patterns or diagnosing
Understanding the frontal plane is essential for medical professionals, athletes, and individuals studying human anatomy, as