Objective: To investigate the architectural features of muscles around the mouth and provide anatomic basis for the clinical application. Methods: The gross anatomy, H.E stain of cross sections, analysis of pictures and muscular architecture study were performed on M.orbicularis oris, M.baccinator,...
In his short story,A Hunk of Burning Love,Camoin completes the simile as follows: “Put a pipe in his mouth and he’d look like Popeye.” Muscles like marshmallows —Carlos Baker The muscles of his arms and back stood out beneath his fair skin like the muscles of one of Rodin’s bron...
Summary: The anatomy of the modiolus and surrounding muscles is complicated and contributes to the morphology of the mouth corner. The authors used iodine staining and micro-computed tomography to observe the anatomy of the modiolus and surrounding muscles. Based on the micro-computed tomographic ...
Essentially, it forms a continuous muscular passage for air, food, and liquids to travel down from your nose and mouth to your lungs and stomach. The functions of the pharynx are accomplished by two sets of muscles which help push the food bolus further down the digestive tract. In ...
Anatomy Lab Exam 1 140個詞語 Muscle of the thigh and leg 21個詞語 Integumentary System 88個詞語 這個學習集的練習題 學習 1 / 4 用學習模式學習 facial nerve (VII) 選擇正確的詞語 1 digastricus action 2 all of the muscles of the mouth are innervated by ___. 3 platysma...
elevates the upper lip Smile muscles zygomaticus major, zygomaticus minor, levator anguli oris, Risorius zygomaticus major origin zygomatic bone zygomaticus major insertion skin at angle of mouth zygomaticus major action pulls angle of mouth superior and lateral ...
portion of the upper thigh. The word ''magnus'' meanslargein Latin, and it is the largest of the adductor muscles. In the field of anatomy, muscles are usually described by their origin (where they start), insertion (where they end), and action (the movement they produce in the body)...
2. (Anatomy) an organ composed of muscle tissue 3. strength or force vb (intr; often foll by in, on, etc) informal to force one's way (in) [C16: from medical Latin musculus little mouse, from the imagined resemblance of some muscles to mice, from Latin mūs mouse] ˈmuscly, ˈ...
Ch 2. Muscles of the Mouth Ch 3. Muscles of the Tongue Ch 4. Muscles of the Neck Ch 5. Muscles of the Shoulder Ch 6. Muscle Dysfunction in the Head, Neck & Shoulders Ch 7. Muscles of the Chest Ch 8. Muscles of the Abdomen ...
It originates from the skin and fascia overlying the region of the clavicle and passes superiorly along the neck. The platysma inserts into several points, including the mandible, the skin of the lower face, lower lip and the corners of the mouth. The platysma is innervated by the cervical...