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latissimus dorsi.
Aponeurosis of the
obliquus externus abdominis Aponeurosis of the
serratus posterior superior muscle Plantar aponeurosis Inguinal aponeurotic...
- The
epicranial aponeurosis (
aponeurosis epicranialis,
galea aponeurotica) is an
aponeurosis (a
tough layer of
dense fibrous tissue). It
covers the upper...
- The
plantar fascia or
plantar aponeurosis is the
thick connective tissue aponeurosis which supports the arch on the
bottom (plantar side) of the foot....
- The
bicipital aponeurosis (also
known as
lacertus fibrosus) is a
broad aponeurosis of the
biceps brachii,
which is
located in the
cubital fossa of the...
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fascia on the
dorsum of the hand.
Palmar aponeurosis Palmar aponeurosis Palmar aponeurosis Palmar aponeurosis This
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These form an
aponeurosis, a
broad flat
tendon that
covers the
upper three-quarters of the muscle. From the
inner surface of the
aponeurosis, many muscle...
- The
aponeurosis of the
abdominal external oblique muscle is a thin but
strong membranous structure, the
fibers of
which are
directed downward and medially...
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covered by the
gluteus maximus, its
anterior two-thirds by the
gluteal aponeurosis,
which separates it from the
superficial fascia and integument. The gluteus...
- is suspended. Laterally, it is
continuous with the
pharyngeal aponeurosis.
Aponeurosis Gray,
Henry (1918). Gray's
Anatomy (20th ed.). p. 1139. Moore,...
- the
clavicle and sternum,
costal cartilages of the true ribs, and the
aponeurosis of the
abdominal external oblique muscle; it
inserts onto the lateral...
