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Erector spinae (components, fxn, innervation)

Iliocostalis, Longissimus, Spinalis




Functions:


- Bilateral contraction --> extension


- Unilateral contraction --> ipsilateral bending




Innervation: dorsal rami of spinal nerves

Deep muscles of back (components, fxn, innervation)

Semispinalis (rotate and extend neck), rotatores (thoracic), multifidus (lumbar)




Function: stabilize the spine



Innervation: dorsal rami of spinal nerves

Splenius fxn/innervation

Function:


- Bilateral contraction --> extends head/neck


- Unilateral contraction --> laterally flexion, rotation to ipsilateral side




Innervation: Dorsal rami of proximal spinal nerves

Neck muscles from superficial to deep

Trapezius > Splenius > semispinalis capitis > semispinalis cervicis

Sternocleidomastoid fxn/innervation

Functions:


- Bilateral contraction --> extend head at C1-C2, flex neck at cervical vertebrae


- Unilateral contraction --> Lateral flexion of neck (ipsilateral), rotation of head so face points superiorly and contralaterally




Innervation: CN11 - spinal accessory nerve

Torticollis

Abnormal neck posture due to a shortened SCM or dystonia in the SCM

Scalene muscles function

Function to laterally flex the neck to the ipsilateral side


* brachial plexus emerges between the anterior and middle scalene

Longus muscles (components, function)

Capitis and colli




Function to anteriorly flex head/neck

Anterolateral abdominals (components, fxn, innervation)

External obliques, internal obliques, transverse abdominis




Function: support, protect, and compress viscera, aid in forced expiration, trunk stability, posture




Innervation: ventral primary rami of T6-L1

Linea alba

Median plane structure where the aponeuroses from the abdominals meet in the middle of the rectus sheath

Inguinal ligament

Inferior specialization of the external oblique that goes from ASIS --> pubic tubercle

Anterolateral abdominals (components, fxn, innervation)

External obliquesFunction: support, protect, and compress viscera, aid in forced expiration, trunk stability, postureInnervation: ventral primary rami of T6-L1

Arcuate line

The level 1/3 between umbilicus and pubic crest where the posterior part of rectus sheath ends and the aponeurosis becomes only anterior

Abdominal aorta branches

3 unpaired visceral (Celiac, sup. mes., inf. mes.)
3 paired visceral (suprarenal superior and middle, renal, gonadal)
3 paired parietal (inf. phrenic, subcostal, lumbar)

3 unpaired visceral (Celiac, sup. mes., inf. mes.)


3 paired visceral (suprarenal superior and middle, renal, gonadal)


3 paired parietal (inf. phrenic, subcostal, lumbar)

Abdominal aorta branches at T12

Celiac trunk, inferior phrenic artery

Abdominal aorta branches at L1

Superior mesenteric artery, Renal arteries, middle suprarenal arteries

Abdominal aorta branches at L2

Gonadal arteries

Abdominal aorta branches L3

Inferior mesenteric artery

Abdominal aorta branches L4

Split of abdominal aorta into common iliacs