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O: Serratus Posterior Superior
Ligamentum Nuchae
SP C7-T3
I: Serratus Posterior Superior
Upper external surface of ribs 2-5
A: Serratus Posterior Superior
Elevates Ribs - Inspiration
PI: Serratus Posterior Superior
Intercostal N
SI: Serratus Posterior Superior
T 1 2 3 4
O: Levatores Cosorum
TP C7-T12
I: Levatores Cosorum
Outer surface of rib below/between tubercle and angle
Fiber direction Levatores Cosorum
Down and Out
A: Levatores Cosorum
Raises the ribs
PI: Levatores Cosorum
Posterior Rami of corresponding thoracic spinal N.
SI: Levatores Cosorum
T1-12
O: External Oblique
Anterior: External surface of ribs 5-8 interdigitating c serratus anterior

Lateral: External surface of 9th rib interdigitating c serratus anterior and external surface of 10-12th ribs, interdigitating with latissimus dorsi
I: External Oblique
Anterior: Broad, flat aponeurosis into Linea Alba

Lateral: As inguinal ligament, into anterior superior spine and pubic tubercle and external lip of anterior 1/2 of iliac crest
Direction of External Oblique
Anterior: Obliquely downward and medially with uppermost fibers more medial (hands in pockets)

Lateral: Obliquely down and medially - more down than anterior
A: External Oblique
Anterior:

B flex vertebral column
approximate thorax and pelvis anteriorly
support and compress abdominal viscera
depress thorax
assist in respiration

Unilaterally c interal obliques opposite side:

Rotates vertebral column forward/pelvis backward
Side bend to same side
PI: External Oblique
Anterior Primary Rami
SI: External Oblique
T (5) (6) 7 8 9 10 11 (12)
O: Internal Oblique
Lower:

Lateral 2/3 inguinal ligament
Short attachment on iliac crest near anterior superior iliac spine

Upper: Anterior 1/3 of intermediate line of iliac crest

Lateral: Middle 1/3 of intermediate line of iliac crest and thoracolumbar fascia
I: Internal Oblique
Lower:

Transversus abdominis into crest of pubis
Meidal part of pectineal line
Into Linea alba by means of aponeurosis

Upper:

Linea Alba by means of aponeurosis

Lateral:

Inferior border of 10-12th ribs
Linea Alba via aponeurosis
Direction of Internal Oblique
Lower: transversely across

Upper: Medial and upward

Lateral: Up and medial
A: Internal Oblique
Lower:

Compress and support lower abdominal viscera in conjunction with transverse abdominis

Upper:

B flex vertebral column
Approx. thorax and pelvis anteriorly
Support and compress the abdominal viscera
Depress the thorax
Assist in respiration

Unilaterally:

Conjunction c anterior external oblique on opposite side
Rotate vertebral column bringing thorax back or pelvis forward

Lateral:

B flexes vertebral column
Approximate thorax and pelvis anteriorly
Depress the thorax
unilaterally with the fibers of Ext Oblique on SAME side
Laterally flex vertebral column
C the external oblique on opposite side rotate vertebral column
PI: Internal Oblique
Anterior Primary Rami
SI: Internal Oblique
T (7) (8) 9 10 11 12, L 1
O: Rectus Abdominis
Pubic crest and symphysis
I: Rectus Abdominis
Costal cartilages of 5-7th ribs
Xiphoid process of sternum
A: Rectus Abdominis
Flex vertebral column by approximating thorax c pelvis anteriorly
PI: Rectus Abdominis
Anterior Primary Rami
SI: Rectum Abdominis
T (5) (6) 7 8 9 10 11 (12)
O: Transverse Abdominal
Inner surface of cartilages of lower 6 ribs, interdigitating c diaphram
Thoracolumbar fascia
Anterior 3/4 internal lip of iliac crest
Lateral 1/3 inguinal ligament
I: Transverse Abdominal
Linea alba via broad aponeurosis
Pubic crest
Pecten Pubis
A: Transverse Abdominal
Flex vertebral column by approximating thorax c pelvis anteriorly
PI: Transverse Abdominal
Anterior Primary Rami
SI: Transverse Abdominal
T 7 8 9 10 11 (12) L (1)
O: Transversus Thoracis
Lower 1/3 body of sternum (under side)
I: Transversus Thoracis

Direction Transversus Thoracis
Lower border of ribs 2-6

Direction: Up and out
A: Transversus Thoracis
Draws ribs down
PI: Transversus Thoracis
Adjacent Intercostal N
SI: Transversus Thoracis
T 1-8
O: Subcostals
Arise from rib near angle in lower thoracic area
I: Subcostals

Direction Subcostals
2-3 ribs below on Superior border of rib

Direction: Down and medial
A: Subcostals
Draw rib together
PI: Subcostals
Adjacent Intercostal N.
SI: Subcostals
T1-12
O: External Intercostals
Inferior border of rib above from capsule of tubercle to costochondral joint where it becomes anterior intercostals membrane
I: External Intercostals
Superior surface of rib below
A: Internal Intercostals
Draw ribs together and if supported from above, elevate rib
PI: Internal Intercostals
Adjacent Intercostal N.
SI: Internal Intercostals
T1-12
O: Innermost Intercostals
Articulation of rib with TP
I: Innermost Intercostals

Fiber Direction?
Extends anterior to membranous portion of internal intercostal muscle

Fiber Direction: Down & Posteirorly
A: Innermost Intercostals
Draws ribs together
If support from above, elevate ribs
PI: Innermost Intercostals
Adjacent Intercostal N
SI: Innermost Intercostals
T1-12
O: Diaphram
Dorsum of xiphoid process
Lower ribs
Lumbocostal arches above bodies of lumbar vertebrae 1-2
I: Diaphram
Central Tendon
A: Diaphram
Main muscle for inspirtation
Draws central tendon down which increases thoracic volume
PI: Diaphram
Phrenic N
SI: Diaphram
C (3) 4 (5)
Levator Ani

O: Puborectalis
Forms from pubococcygeus
A: Puborectalis
Maintaining normal fuxn of external anal sphincter
PI: Puborectalis
Pudendal Plexus
SI: Puborectalis
S2-3
Levator Ani

O: Pubococcygenus
Dorsal surface of pubis
I: Pubococcygenus
Sling around anus (puborectalis msucle)

Inserts into sacrococcygeal ligament
A: Pubococcygenus
Maintaining normal fuxn of external anal sphincter
PI: Pubococcygenus
Pudendal Plexus
SI: Pubococcygenus
S2-3
Levator Ani

O: Iliococcygeus
Tendinous arch of true pelvic brim
I: Iliococcygeus
Coccyx and anococcygeal raphe
A: Iliococcygeus
Supports and raises pelvic floor increasing intra-abdominal pressure and draws anus forward, constricting it
PI: Iliococcygeus
Pudendal Plexus
SI: Iliococcygeus
S 2-3
3 muscles of the Levator Ani?
1. Puborectalis

2. Pubococcygeus

3. Iliococcygeus
O: Coccygeus
Apex of spine of ischium
Sacrospinous ligament
I: Coccygeus
Margin of coccyx
Lowest part of sacrum
A: Coccygeus
Draws coccyx forward
Supports pelvic floor
PI: Coccygeus
Pudendal Plexus
SI: Coccygeus
S 3 4
O: Pyramidalis
Tendinous fibers from pubis
Ligaments from front of symphysis
I: Pyramidalis
Linea alba midway btwn umbilicus and pubis
A: Pyramidalis
Tenses Linea Alba

(Absent 1/6 people)
PI: Pyramidalis
Subcostal
SI: Pyramidalis
VPR T12
O: Cremasteric
Inguinal ligament (Lateral)

Pubic tubercle and pubic crest (Medial)
I: Cremasteric
Continuous loop from middle of inguinal ligament, as far as tunica vaginalis and then returning to pubic tubercle
A: Cremasteric
Pulls testes up toward superficial inguinal ring

Plays role in testicular thermoregulation
PI: Cremasteric
Genital Branch of Genitofemoral
SI: Cremasteric
L 1 2