Body Region: Chest

  • May 2, 2026
    The serratus posterior muscles are thin quadrilateral muscles of the intermediate back layer beneath the rhomboids and trapezius, lying between…
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    The sternalis is an anomalous superficial chest wall muscle running vertically on the anterior chest, parallel to the lateral sternum…
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    The transversus thoracis (sternocostalis) is a thin muscle on the inner surface of the anterior thoracic wall, continuous inferiorly with…
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    The subcostales are thin, flat muscles on the inner surface of the lower thoracic cage, running from the angle of…
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    The rotatores are the deepest of the transversospinalis group, spanning one or two vertebral levels in the thoracic spine. Despite…
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    The rhomboid major is the larger of the two rhomboids, retracting the scapula and rotating the glenoid inferiorly. Weakness of…
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    The rhomboid minor is the smaller, more superior rhomboid, inserting at the root of the scapular spine. Together with the…
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    Serratus anterior is the key muscle holding the scapula against the thorax and rotating it upward for arm elevation. Long…
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    The subclavius is a small muscle tucked between the first rib and the clavicle, depressing the clavicle and acting as…
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    Pectoralis minor is the key muscle producing anterior scapular tilt (inferior angle lifted away from the thorax), which reduces the…

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