Spinalis Muscle Anatomy
The spinalis muscle forms a crucial component of the deep muscles of the back, specifically within the erector…
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Clinical anatomy of the human body. Upper & lower limb, Head & neck, chest, abdomen and spine anatomy. Anatomy of bones, muscles, ligaments and joints.
Longissimus Muscle Anatomy
The longissimus muscle exists as part of the intermediate column of the erector spinae, positioned laterally to the…
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Iliocostalis Muscle Anatomy
The iliocostalis muscle forms the lateral portion of the sacrospinalis muscle complex, extending along the vertebral column from…
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Splenius Capitis & Cervicis Muscles Anatomy
The splenius muscles (L. musculi splenii) are thick and flat and lie on the lateral and posterior aspects…
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Subscapularis Muscle Anatomy
The subscapularis muscle is a thick, triangular muscle that lies on the costal surface of the scapula and…
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Teres Minor Muscle Anatomy
The teres minor is a narrow, elongate muscle that is completely hidden by the deltoid and is often…
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Infraspinatus Muscle Anatomy
The infraspinatus muscle occupies the medial three quarters of the infraspinous fossa and is partly covered by the…
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Supraspinatus Muscle Anatomy
The supraspinatus muscle occupies the supraspinous fossa of the scapula, situated superior to the scapular spine. A bursa…
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Deltoid Muscle Anatomy & Function
The deltoid muscle is a large triangular-shaped muscle located in the proximal upper extremity. It forms the rounded…
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Coracobrachialis Muscle Anatomy
The coracobrachialis muscle presents as an elongated muscle situated in the superomedial aspect of the arm. This muscle,…
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Latissimus Dorsi Muscle Anatomy
The name latissimus dorsi muscle (L. widest of back) was well chosen because this muscle covers a wide…
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Teres Major Muscle Anatomy
The Teres Major Muscle is a thick, rounded muscle passing laterally from the inferolateral third of the scapula.…
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