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Where are epaxial muscles located? What is their general function?
Lie dorsal to the transverse processes of the vertebrae.
Extensors of vertebral column.
What are the three epaxial muscle systems?
Iliocostalis
Longissimus
Transversospinalis
What is the innervation and action of epaxial muscles?
N: Dorsal brs. of spinal nn.
A: Extensors; lateral movements when contracted unilaterally
What muscles are in the iliocostalis system?
Iliocostalis lumborum m.
Iliocostalis thoracis m.
What is the innervation and action of the iliocostalis system?
N: Dorsal branches of thoracic and lumbar spinal nn.
A: Fixation of the vertebral column; lateral movement when acting on one side (Lumborum is expiration as well)
Origin and Insertion...
Iliocostalis lumborum m.
O: Wing of ilium medially w/longissimus lumborum m.
I: Transverse processes of L7-L1 up to ribs 10-13 (9?)
Origin and insertion...
Iliocostalis thoracis m.
O: Cranial borders of vertebral ends of ribs 12-2
I: Proximal region of ribs en route to insertion of transverse process of C7
What are the muscles in the Longissimus system?
Longissimus thoracis et lumborum m.
Longissimus cervicis m.
Longissimus capitis m.
(Longissimus atlantis m.??)
What innervates the Longissimus system?
Dorsal brs. of cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spinal nn.
Origin, Insertion, action....
Longissimus thoracis et lumborum m.
O: Iliac crest
I: Lumbar vertebrae, thoracic vertebrae and ribs
A: Extension and fixation of vertebral column
Strongest trunk muscle in lumbar and thoracic regions
Origin, insertion, and action...
Longissimus cervicis m.
O: Cranial thoracic vertebrae
I: transverse processes of last few cervical vertebrae
A: Extend neck; unilaterally raises neck obliquely and turns it to one side
Origin, insertion, and action...
Longissimus capitis m.
O: Transverse processes of T3-T1 and caudal articular processes of C7 to C3 or C4
I: Mastoid part of temporal bone
A: Extension of atlanto-occipital joint, head and neck
Origin, insertion, and action....
Longissimus atlantis m.
Present in 20% of dogs
Courses with cervicis and capitus
What are the MAJOR muscles of the transversospinalis system?
Splenius m.
Semispinalis capitis m. (Biventer and complexus)
Rectus capitis dorsalis m.
Obliquus capitus caudalis/cranialis mm.
Spinalis et semispinalis thoracis et cervicis m.
Multifidus.
a couple other ones...
Rotatores, interspinales, and intertransversarii mm.
What nerves innervate the transversospinalis system?
Dorsal brs. of cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spinal nn.
Origin, insertion, and action...
Splenius m.
O: Spines of T2/T3, median raphe of neck, cranial thoracolumbar fascia
I: Nuchal crest and mastoid part of temporal bone
A: Extend and raise head and neck; unilaterally draws head and neck laterally
Origin, insertion, and action...
Semispinalis capitis m.
(Biventer cervicis)
O: Transverse T4-T2
I: Caudal surface of skull near nuchal crest
A: Raise head and neck; unilaterally flexes head and neck laterally
Origin, insertion, and action...
Semispinalis capitis m.
(Complexus)
O: Caudal articular processes of T1-C3
I: Nuchal crest of skull
A: Raise head and neck; unilaterally flexes head and neck laterally
Origin, insertion, and action...
Rectus Capitus dorsalis m.
O: axis (major and intermediate) and atlas (minor)
I: occipital bone
A: extend atlanto-occipital joint
Origin, insertion, and action...
Obliquus capitis cranialis m.
O: Lateral surface of wing of atlas
I: mastoid process and nuchal crest
A: extend atlanto-occipital joint
Origin, insertion, and action...
Obliquus capitis caudalis m.
O: Spinous process and caudal articular process of axis
I: wing of atlas
A: fixation of atlantoaxial joint; unilaterally rotates wing of atlas on axis
Where does the nuchal ligament course from? Is it found in the dog, cat, or both?
C2 to T1
Dog only.
Origin, insertion, and action...
Spinalis et semispinalis thoracis et cervicis m.
Courses from spinous processes of T11 to C2 vertebrae
A: Fix thoracic vertebral column and raise neck
Where is the multifidus m. found? What is its action?
Dorsal part of vertebral arch.
Fixation of vertebral column.
Where are the intertransversarii mm. found? Interspinales mm.?
Between transverse processes.
Between spinous processes.
Where are the rotatores mm. found? What is their action?
From transverse to spinous processes.
Rotate vertebrae around long axis.
What are the three dorsal epaxial tail muscles?
Dorsomedial sacrocaudalis m.
Dorsolateral sacrocaudalis m.
Dorsal Caudal intertransversarius m.