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Plano superficial

Esplenios del cuello(cervical) y de la cabeza. También se conocen como espinotransversos.

Plano intermedio

También conocidos como efectores.


•Iliocostal (lumbar, torácica y cervical)


•Longisimo (torácico, cervical y de la cabeza)


•Espinoso (torácico, cervical y de la cabeza)

Plano Profundo

-Transversoespinosos:


•Semiespinosos


•Multifido


•Rotadores (corto y largo)


-Segmentarios o menores:


•Intertransversos


•Interespinosos


•Elevadores de las costillas

Dos "divisiones"