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What muscles attach to the clavicle?

Trapezius


Deltoid


Pectoralis major


Sternocleidomastoid


Subclavius

What muscles attach to the scapula?

Pectoralis minor


Serratus anterior


Subscapularis


Coracobrachialis


Short head of biceps brachii


Long head of triceps brachii


Levator scapulae


Supraspinatous muscle


Rhomboid minor muscle


Trapezius (lower fibres)


Rhomboid major


Infraspinatous


Latissimus dorsi


Teres major


Teres minor


Deltoid

Describe the clavicle

It is a long bone but it has no medullary (marrow) canal


- it is a trabecular (cancellous, spongy) bone surrounded by compact shell


- it is the first one to begin ossification in the embryo but one of the last to finish (18-20y in males; 21-25y in females)


- there can be large variation within individuals