Explore the primary clinical content sections of the AO Surgery Reference website. Specifically, try to navigate to the 'Skeleton' section to understand how anatomical information is presented. If direct clicking on the 'Skeleton' link fails, attempt to find an alternative method or URL to access this or a similar core content page.
Navigate to 'surgeryreference.aofoundation.org'. Attempt to click the 'Skeleton' link in the main navigation bar. If the click fails, analyze the page for any alternative links or methods that might lead to anatomical or clinical content. If no alternative clickable elements are found on the homepage that lead to the 'Skeleton' section, attempt to infer or find a direct URL for the 'Skeleton' section (e.g., by searching for common URL patterns like '/skeleton' or '/anatomy'). If a direct URL is found, navigate to it. On the 'Skeleton' page (or an equivalent anatomical content page), identify the types of anatomical regions or fracture classifications presented. Describe the general organization of the content on this page.
The agent successfully navigates to a page detailing anatomical or skeletal information (e.g., 'Skeleton' section). The agent describes how the anatomical content is organized (e.g., by body region, bone, or fracture type). The agent identifies at least two specific anatomical regions or bone types covered on the page (e.g., 'Upper Extremity', 'Lower Extremity', 'Pelvis', 'Spine'). The agent notes if the content includes classifications, diagnoses, or treatment principles related to the anatomy.