- The
scalene muscles are a
group of
three muscles on each side of the neck,
identified as the anterior, the middle, and the posterior. They are innervated...
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scalene in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Scalene may
refer to: A
scalene triangle, one in
which all
sides and
angles are not the same. A
scalene ellipsoid...
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isosceles triangle, and a
triangle with
three different-length
sides is a
scalene triangle. A
triangle in
which one of the
angles is a
right angle is a right...
- axes have
different lengths, the
figure is a
triaxial ellipsoid (rarely
scalene ellipsoid), and the axes are
uniquely defined. If two of the axes have...
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Mirrored sphenoid Two
equal scalene triangles with a
common base edge This has two
pairs of
equal edges (1...
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transverse process. Soft
tissue abnormalities include scalene muscle hypertrophy, the
presence of a
fourth scalene muscle (scalenus minimus), or
connective tissue...
- are coplanar, but
alternate in two radii. All its
faces are
congruent scalene triangles, and it is isohedral. It can be seen as
another type of a right...
- The
scalene tubercle is a
small projection that runs
along the
medial border of the
first rib
between two grooves,
which travel anteriorly for the subclavian...
- (1966).
Scalene and
sternomastoid muscle function.
Journal of
Applied Physiology, 21, 497-502. Campbell, E. J. M. (1955). The role of the
scalene and sternomastoid...
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ridge prolonged internally into a tubercle, the
scalene tubercle, for the
attachment of the
anterior scalene; the
anterior groove transmits the subclavian...
