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which muscles need to be removed for suboccipital muscles (deep muscles of the back) to be seen?

sternocleidomastoid


trapezius


splenius capitis


semispinalis capitis

suboccipital group of muscles:

1. rectus capitis posterior major


2. rectus capitis posterior minor


3. obliquus capitis inferior


4. obliquus capitis superior

1. rectus capitis posterior major

arises from a pointed tendon from the spinous process of the axis (above and medially)

2. rectus capitis posterior minor

arises by a narrow pointed tendon from the atlas

3. obliquus capitis inferior

arises from apex of the spinous process of the axis (below and laterally)

4. obliquus capitis superior

arises by the tendinous fibers from the upper surface of the transverse process of the atlas (above and laterally)

craniovertebral junction consists of:

occipital bone, atlas and axis

carniovertebral junction blood supply

vertebral arteries


carotid artery


occipital artery

deep muscles of the back and suboccipital muscles are supplied by:

the posterior primary divisions of the spinal nerves