- The sca**** (pl.:
sca****e or sca****s), also
known as the
shoulder blade, is the bone that
connects the
humerus (upper arm bone) with the
clavicle (collar...
- The
levator sca****e is a slender: 910
skeletal muscle situated at the back and side of the neck. It
originates from the
transverse processes of the four...
- It
performs the
functions of
downward rotation and
depression of the
sca****e combined with
adduction and
extension of the
shoulder joint. The cable...
- The
upper fibers elevate the
sca****e, the
middle fibers retract the
sca****e, and the
lower fibers depress the
sca****e. In
addition to sca****r translation...
- c. 1050 BCE) in
ancient China.
Scapulimancy is the
specific term if ox
sca****e were used for the divination,
plastromancy if
turtle plastrons were used...
- A
winged sca**** (sca**** alata) is a
skeletal medical condition in
which the
shoulder blade protrudes from a person's back in an
abnormal position. In...
-
innervation to the
rhomboid major muscle,
rhomboid minor muscle, and
levator sca****e muscle.
Dorsal sca****r
nerve syndrome can
cause a
winged sca****, with...
-
omoplatoscopy or
speal bone reading) is the
practice of
divination by use of
sca****e or
speal bones (shoulder blades). It is most
widely practiced in China...
-
artery Nerve Dorsal sca****r
nerve Actions Pulls sca****e medially,
rotates sca****e,
holds sca****e into
thorax wall
Identifiers Latin musculi rhomboidei...
- inferior) 1) M.
semispinalis capitis 2) M.
splenius capitis 3) M.
levator sca****e 4) M.
scalenus posterior 5) M.
scalenus medius The
posterior triangle is...
