Latin: M. adductor longus To the thigh musculature overview To the musculature overview The long femoral adductor follows the musculus pectineus in the superficial layer of the femoral adductor. Its shape resembles a long triangular plate. Its muscle fibers spread out fan-shaped downwards, outwards. Other adductors of the thigh: Comb muscle (M. pectineus) Short femoral … Long Thigh Puller
Synonyms Latin: M. brachioradialis To the overview upper arm muscles To the arm musculature overview To the musculature overview Introduction The upper arm spoke muscle (Musculus brachioradialis) is another strong flexor of the elbow joint. With its strong, slender muscle belly, it runs along the middle of the forearm. The upper arm spoke muscle forms … Upper arm spoke muscle
Synonyms Latin: Musculus pectoralis minor History Attachment: Processus coracoideus Origin: 2nd – 5th rib, lateral to the cartilage-bone interface Innervation: Nn. pectorales med. , C (6) – 8, Th1 Anatomy The small pectoral muscle lies below the large pectoral muscle (M. Pectoralis major). It has its origin at the front of the 3-5th rib, about … Small pectoral muscle
In order to explain where the pain in the upper arm comes from, one must look at the structures that are located in the upper arm. The upper arm bone is involved in two joints: the shoulder joint and the elbow joint. The associated muscles serve to mediate movements of the arm in these joints. … Pain at the front of the upper arm
Cause of pain bone Rarely is the bone the cause of the pain in the front upper arm. On the one hand, painful changes can be caused by bone fractures, on the other hand by bone loss Painful changes can be caused by bone fractures, on the one hand, and bone loss (osteoporosis), on the … Cause of pain bone | Pain at the front of the upper arm
Synonyms Latin: Musculi rhomboidei minores et majores Small lozenge muscle: spinous processes of the 1st – 7th cervical vertebrae Large diamond-shaped muscle: spinous processes of the 1st – 4th thoracic vertebrae Function Both the large diamond muscle and the small diamond muscle lift the shoulder blade upwards and centrally when tensed. They thus support the … Diamond muscle
Latin: M. gracilis To the thigh musculature overview To the musculature overview The slender muscle (Musculus gracilis) is the longest and narrowest muscle of the adductors in the hip joint. Of all the muscles, it also lies furthest towards the middle of the body. Other adductors of the thigh: Comb muscle (M. pectineus) Large thigh … Slimming muscle
Synonyms Latin: M. obliquus internus abdominis To the abdominal musculature overview To the musculature overview The inner oblique abdominal muscle (Musculus obliquus internus abdominis) is a three-sided, approx. 1 cm thick abdominal muscle located directly below the outer oblique abdominal muscle. It is the smallest of the three lateral abdominal muscles. Attachment: 9th – 12th … Internal oblique abdominal muscle
In its entirety, the biceps muscle, as the name suggests, has two sinewy origins. A distinction is made between the short and long biceps tendon or the caput breve and caput longum. The origin of the long tendon begins at the upper glenoid rim of the shoulder joint and the “cartilage lip” (tuberculum supraglenoidale) located … Biceps Tendon
Wallpapers Increasingly popular is the use of Kinesio-Taping for muscular problems. The use of Kinesio Tape is also beneficial for inflammation of the long biceps tendon. However, it can also be used prophylactically. It has a tension-relieving and anti-inflammatory effect at the same time. It is also said to have a positive influence on the … Wallpapers | Biceps Tendon
Synonyms Latin: M. brachialis To the overview arm musculature To the musculature overview Introduction The arm flexor (Musculus brachialis) lies as a 3 cm thick and 5 cm wide muscle directly under the two-headed arm muscle. Approach/origin/innervation Origin: site of attachment of the deltoid muscle (Tuberositas deltoidea) Innervation: N. musculocutaneus Function The arm flexor (Musculus … Arm Flexor
Synonyms Latin: M. obliquus externus abdominis To the overview abdominal musculature To the musculature overview Introduction The external oblique abdominal muscle (Musculus obliquus externus abdominis) is a quadrilateral, approximately 0.7 cm thick plate. It is the largest of all abdominal muscles and is the most superficial. Training this muscle group makes sense not only for … Oblique external abdominal muscle
