Notes in Anatomy Lecture AUG 29 slides 38-54 (AG)

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Published	09/02/2024	Extrinsic Muscles
Published	09/02/2024	Intrinsic “True” Muscles
Published	09/02/2024	Superficial back muscles include {{c1::Trapezius}},{{c2::Latissimus dorsi}}, and {{c3::splenius capitis and cervicis}}
Published	09/02/2024	Intermediate back muscles include {{c1::Rhomboids major and minor}}, {{c2::Levator scapulae}}, and {{c3::Erector spinae}}
Published	09/02/2024	Deep muscles include {{c1::Serratus posterior superior }}, {{c2::Serratus posterior inferior}}, and {{c3::Transversospinalis}}
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Published	09/02/2024	Innervation and Vascularization of Rhomboids major and minor  and Levator scapulaeWhat does this image show?
Published	09/02/2024	Innervation and Vascularization of Rhomboids major and minor  and Levator scapulaeWhat does this image show?
Published	09/02/2024	Innervation and Vascularization of Serratus posterior superior and inferiorWhat is this image showing?
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Published	09/02/2024	{{c1::Intercostal veins}} are veins that run {{c2::between}} the ribs. They run throught the intercostal muscles.
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Published	09/02/2024	The erector spinae has three parts that are inervated by {{c1::dorsal primary rami}} of the spinal nerve.
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Published	09/02/2024	The {{c2::vertebral}} artery runs through the {{c1::subocciptal triangle}}.
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Published	09/02/2024	{{c1::Plexus}} is a way for the axons coming off at different levels of the spinal cord to reroute and connect to different nerves. Plexus is related …
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