23 entries  ·  Muscles
Muscle Cardiac Conduction Muscle myocytus conducens cardiacus (fibra Purkinje) Chest Cardiac conduction cells are specialised modified cardiomyocytes with reduced contractile capacity and enhanced electrical automaticity and… Muscle Chondroglossus (Hyoglossus Variant) musculus chondroglossus Head & Skull The chondroglossus is a small slip of muscle arising from the lesser horn of the hyoid… Muscle Ciliary Muscle musculus ciliaris Head & Skull The ciliary muscle is a ring of smooth muscle within the ciliary body that controls the… Muscle Coccygeus musculus coccygeus Pelvis & Hip The coccygeus is the most posterior component of the pelvic diaphragm, overlying the sacrospinous ligament from… Muscle Coccygeus Detail musculus coccygeus detail Pelvis & Hip The coccygeus (ischiococcygeus) forms the posterior part of the pelvic diaphragm, completing the pelvic floor between… Muscle Compressor Naris pars transversa m. nasalis (compressor naris) Head & Skull Compressor naris is the transverse part of nasalis, compressing the cartilaginous nose. It acts with dilator… Muscle Compressor Urethrae musculus compressor urethrae Pelvis & Hip The compressor urethrae is a female-specific striated muscle arising from the ischiopubic rami and crossing anteriorly… Muscle Coracobrachialis musculus coracobrachialis Upper Arm The coracobrachialis is a slender muscle running from the coracoid process to the medial humerus, sandwiched… Muscle Coracobrachialis (Shoulder Region) m. coracobrachialis (pars humeralis) Shoulder The coracobrachialis at the shoulder region represents its proximal portion at the coracoid attachment and in… Muscle Coracobrachialis at Shoulder musculus coracobrachialis pars scapularis Shoulder The coracobrachialis connects the coracoid to the humeral shaft, serving as the coracoid muscle that links… Muscle Coracobrachialis Detail musculus coracobrachialis detail Upper Arm Coracobrachialis is the primary coracoid-to-arm connector. The musculocutaneous nerve penetrates its substance, making it the key… Muscle Corrugator Ani musculus corrugator cutis ani Pelvis & Hip The corrugator cutis ani is a thin smooth and striated muscle layer in the perianal skin,… Muscle Corrugator Cutis Ani musculus corrugator cutis ani Pelvis & Hip The corrugator cutis ani is a layer of smooth muscle fibres in the perianal subcutaneous fat… Muscle Corrugator Supercilii musculus corrugator supercilii Head & Skull The corrugator supercilii is a small pyramidal muscle under the medial frontalis, pulling the eyebrow medially… Muscle Corrugator Supercilii Detail musculus corrugator supercilii detail Head & Skull The corrugator supercilii produces the characteristic vertical glabellar lines between the eyebrows during frowning or concentration.… Muscle Cremaster musculus cremaster Abdomen The cremaster is a thin layer of skeletal muscle derived from the internal oblique that forms… Muscle Cremaster Detail musculus cremaster detail Abdomen The cremaster is a continuation of the internal oblique muscle, wrapping around the spermatic cord and… Muscle Cricopharyngeus musculus cricopharyngeus Neck The cricopharyngeus is the lower part of the inferior pharyngeal constrictor that forms the upper oesophageal… Muscle Cricothyroid musculus cricothyroideus Neck The cricothyroid is the only intrinsic laryngeal muscle innervated by the external branch of the superior… Muscle Cricothyroid Muscle musculus cricothyroideus Neck The cricothyroid muscle is the sole intrinsic laryngeal muscle innervated by the external branch of the… Muscle Cricothyroid Oblique Part pars obliqua m. cricothyroidei Head & Skull The oblique part of cricothyroid is the posterior and larger component, acting on the inferior thyroid… Muscle Cricothyroid Straight Part pars recta m. cricothyroidei Head & Skull The straight (anterior) part of cricothyroid produces the primary rocking movement of the thyroid cartilage over… Muscle Crural Diaphragm pars lumbalis diaphragmatis (crura) Abdomen The crural diaphragm refers specifically to the lumbar (posterior) portion of the diaphragm formed by the…

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