What is an interosseous membrane?

interosseous membrane is a type of connective tissue found between certain bones in the body. The membrane performs a number of functions, including the creation of compartments for separating various structures, distributing the impact of forces and joint separation. Long bones of the lower shoulders and legs have connected interosseous membranes and this type of tissue can be seen in many other living organisms. The muscles in the leg are divided into parts in front and rear with this membrane. A strong but flexible membrane allows the absorption and distribution of the impact of either bone, which limits the risks of fractures and other damage and also plays a role in the knee joint. Tears in the membrane may occur as a result of severe trauma and can also be created during surgery.S and ulna at the bottom of the arm. It meets many of the same functions as the membrane in the leg and can be clearly seen in the arms cross -section. It is involved in the elbow joint and helps to stabilize the lower bone of the arm for strength, durability and flexibility. As well as other joint tissue is designed to be able to deformt and bend, rather than shred or break in the impact, allowing the joint to absorb considerable voltage before damage.

This tissue is of a highly fibrous nature. Fibrous tissues can be found in many other areas of the body, such as ligaments, and are usually designed with fibers running in a direction that facilitate the absorption of impact without breaking. Twisting bones with attached interosseous membrane in an abnormal or extreme position can damage the membrane and also create a fracture in one or both bones. The connection of the joint can also cause associated joint damage due to these types of injury.

parts of the interosseous membrane can be observed during surgery in areas of the body where this anatomical structure is present. It is also examined during autopsy and dissection procedures, to learn more about the patient's specific case, or to collect information about the functioning of the body in general. During the dissekPeople learn to identify this structure and use it as an indicative point to find other structures in the area.