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List of skeletal muscles of the human body

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This is a table ofskeletal muscles of thehuman anatomy, with muscle counts and other information.

Skeletal muscle maps
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Table

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MuscleLocationOriginInsertionArteryNerveActionAntagonistOTA
occipitalishead,occipitofrontalis, back of skull (left/right)superior nuchal line ofoccipital bone,mastoid part oftemporal boneepicranial aponeurosisoccipital arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],posterior auricular nerveretractsscalp?21
frontalishead,occipitofrontalis, forehead (left/right)skin of eyebrow andglabellaepicranial aponeurosisophthalmic arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],temporal branchwrinkleseyebrowprocerus, corrugator supercilii, and orbicularis oculi muscles[1]21
orbicularis oculi, orbital parthead, forehead/eyelid (left/right)frontal bonelateral palpebral rapheophthalmic artery,zygomatico-orbital artery,angular arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],zygomatic branchcloseseyelids (voluntary, winking/squeezing)levator palpebrae superioris23
orbicularis oculi, palpebral parthead, forehead/eyelid (left/right)medial palpebral ligamentlateral palpebral rapheophthalmic artery,zygomatico-orbital artery,angular arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],zygomatic branchcloseseyelids (involuntary, blinking/sleeping)levator palpebrae superioris23
orbicularis oculi, deep palpebral(lacrimal) parthead, forehead/eyelid (left/right)posterior crest oflacrimal boneEdges of eyelidsophthalmic artery,zygomatico-orbital artery,angular arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],zygomatic branchfacilitates tear ducts?23
corrugator superciliihead, eye (left/right)nasal part offrontal boneintermediate third of skin ofeyebrowophthalmic arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],zygomatic branchmoves skin offorehead medially and inferiorly (towards root ofnose)?21
depressor superciliihead, eye (left/right)nasal part offrontal bone, medial rim oforbitmedial third of skin ofeyebrowophthalmic arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],zygomatic branchmoves skin ofeyebrows inferiorly?21
levator palpebrae superiorishead, extraocular (left/right)sphenoid bonetarsal plate, uppereyelidophthalmic arteryoculomotor nerve [CNIII]retracts andelevateseyelidorbicularis oculi21
superior tarsalhead, extraocular (left/right)underside oflevator palpebrae superiorissuperior tarsal plate ofeyelidophthalmic arterysympathetic nervous systemraisesupper eyelid?21
rectus, superiorhead, eye, orbit (left/right)annulus of Zinn at orbital apex7.5 mm superior tocorneal limbusophthalmic arteryoculomotor nerve [CNIII],superior branchadducts,elevates, andmedially rotateseyeOblique Superior and inferior21
rectus, inferiorhead, eye, orbit (left/right)annulus of Zinn at orbital apex6.5 mm inferior tocorneal limbusophthalmic arteryoculomotor nerve [CNIII],inferior branchadducts anddepresseseyeOblique Superior and inferior21
rectus, medialhead, eye, orbit (left/right)annulus of Zinn at orbital apex5.5 mm medial tocorneal limbusophthalmic arteryoculomotor nerve [CNIII],inferior branchadductseyeOblique Superior and inferior21
rectus, lateralhead, eye, orbit (left/right)annulus of Zinn at orbital apex7 mm temporal tocorneal limbusophthalmic arteryabducens nerve [CNVI]abductseyeOblique Superior and inferior21
oblique, superiorhead, extraocular (left/right)annulus of Zinn at orbital apex, medial tooptic canalouter posterior quadrant ofeyeballophthalmic artery, lateral muscular branchtrochlear nerve [CNIV]abducts,intorts, anddepresseyeright medial, superior, and inferior recti (superior and inferior oblique muscles are the synergists)21
oblique, inferiorhead, extraocular (left/right)orbital surface ofmaxilla, lateral tolacrimal groovelaterally ontoeyeball, deep tolateral rectus, by a short flat tendonophthalmic arteryoculomotor nerve [CNIII]abducts,extorts, andelevateseyeright medial, superior, and inferior recti (superior and inferior oblique muscles are the synergists)21
temporoparietalishead, ear, outer ear (left/right)auriculares musclesepicranial aponeurosisfacial nerve [CNVII]fixes galeal aponeurosis21
auricularis anteriorhead, ear, auricular, extrinsic (left/right)temporal fasciafront ofhelix ofearposterior auricular arteryfacial nerve [CNVII]pullsauricle forwards21
auricularis superiorhead, ear, auricular, extrinsic (left/right)epicranial aponeurosisdorsocranial surface ofauricleposterior auricular arteryfacial nerve [CNVII]pullsauricle upwards21
auricularis posteriorhead, ear, auricular, extrinsic (left/right)mastoid process oftemporal bone,tendon ofsternocleidomastoiddorsal part ofauricleposterior auricular arteryfacial nerve [CNVII]pullsauricle backwards?21
helicis majorhead, ear, auricular, intrinsic (left/right)Spina helicisAnterior border of thehelixAuricular branches ofposterior auricular andauricular branch ofoccipital arteriesFacial nervedepresses the anterior margin of the ear cartilage?21
helicis minorhead, ear, auricular, intrinsic (left/right)Base of thehelical crusAnterior aspect of the helical crusAuricular branches ofposterior auricular andauricular branch ofoccipital arteriesFacial nerve,Posterior auricular nerve branchAdjusts the shape of the anterior margin of the ear cartilage?21
tragicushead, ear, auricular, intrinsic (left/right)Base of thetragusApex of thetragusAuricular branches ofposterior auricular andauricular branch ofoccipital arteriesFacial nerveIncrease the opening of theexternal acoustic meatus?21
antitragicushead, ear, auricular, intrinsic (left/right)Outer part of theantitragusCauda helicis andantihelixAuricular branch ofsuperficial temporal andauricular branches ofposterior auricular arteryFacial nerveModifies the auricular shape?21
auricle, transversehead, ear, auricular, intrinsic (left/right)Cranial surface of theeminentia conchaeCranial surface of theeminentia scaphaeAuricular branches ofposterior auricular andauricular branch ofoccipital arteriesFacial nerveFlattens the cranial profileouter ear?21
auricle, obliquehead, ear, auricular, intrinsic (left/right)???Facial nerve,posterior auricular nerve??21
Muscle of terminal notch[2]head, ear, auricular, intrinsic (left/right)??????01
stapediushead, ear, inner ear (left/right)tip of pyramid ofmiddle earneck ofstapesstapedial branch ofposterior auricular arterynerve to the stapedius fromfacial nerve [CNVII]reduces movement ofstapes, controls amplitude ofsound waves toinner ear21
tensor tympanihead, ear, inner ear (left/right)Eustachian tubehandle ofmalleussuperior tympanic arterymedial pterygoid nerve frommandibular nerve [CNV3]tensestympanic membrane, controls amplitude ofsound waves toinner ear21
procerushead, nose (left/right)fascia over lower part ofnasal boneskin of lower part offorehead betweeneyebrowsfacial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchdraws down medial angle ofeyebrow (giving expressions offrowning)21
depressor septi nasihead, nose (left/right)incisive fossa ofmaxillanasal septum and back part of alar part ofnasalissuperior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchdepressesnasal septum21
levator nasolabialis(levator labii superioris alaeque nasi)head, nose (left/right)frontal process ofmaxillanostril and upperlipsuperior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchdilatesnostril,elevatesupper lip,elevateswing of nose21
nasalis, transverse parthead, nose, nasalis, transverse part (left/right)alveolar yoke ofcanine toothlateral nasal cartilagesuperior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchcompressesnostrils22
nasalis, alar parthead, nose, nasalis, alar part (left/right)alveolar yoke of lateral incisor tooth,greater andlesser alar cartilagesskin near margin ofnostrilsuperior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchdilatesnostrils22
levator anguli orishead, mouth (left/right)maxillamodiolus of mouthfacial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII]elevates angle ofmouth (smile)depressor anguli oris21
depressor anguli orishead, mouth (left/right)tubercle ofmandiblemodiolus of mouthfacial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],mandibular branchdepresses angle ofmouth (frown)levator anguli oris21
transversus mentihead, mouth (left/right)continuation of depressor anguli oris musclesother side of depressor anguli oris musclesfacial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],mandibular branch or buccal branchdepresses angle ofmouth (frown)levator anguli oris0.6[3]1
levator labii superiorishead, mouth (left/right)medial part of infra-orbital margin ofmaxillaskin and muscle ofupper lip (labii superioris)superior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchelevatesupper lip21
depressor labii inferiorishead, mouth (left/right)oblique line ofmandible, betweensymphysis andmental foramenintegument oflower lip,orbicularis oris fibers, its fellow of opposite sideinferior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],marginal mandibular branchdepresseslower lip21
mentalishead, mouth (left/right)alveolar yoke of lower, lateral incisor tooth, found onanteriormandibleskin ofchininferior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],marginal mandibular branchelevates and wrinkles skin ofchin, protrudeslower lip21
bucinator(buccinator)head, mouth (left/right)alveolar processes ofmaxilla andmandible,pterygomandibular raphefibres oforbicularis orisbuccal arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchcompress cheeks againstteeth (blowing),mastication21
orbicularis oris, marginal parthead, mouth (left/right)maxilla andmandibleskin aroundlipssuperior labial artery,inferior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchpuckerslips22
orbicularis oris, labial parthead, mouth (left/right)maxilla andmandibleskin aroundlipssuperior labial artery,inferior labial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchpuckerslips22
risoriushead, mouth (left/right)parotidfasciamodiolus of mouthfacial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchdraw back angle ofmouth21
zygomaticus majorhead, mouth (left/right)zygomatic bone in region of zygomaticomaxillary suturemodiolus ofmouthfacial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchdraws angle ofmouth upward and laterally21
zygomaticus minorhead, mouth (left/right)zygomatic bone in region of zygomaticomaxillary sutureskin ofupper lipfacial arteryfacial nerve [CNVII],buccal branchelevatesupper lip21
masseter, superficial parthead, coronal plane (left/right)anterior two-thirds of inferior margin ofzygomatic arch andmaxillaangle ofmandible, masseteric tuberosity ofmandiblemasseteric arterymasseteric nerve frommandibular nerve [CNV3]elevates andretractsmandible (closes mouth)platysma22
masseter, deep parthead, coronal plane (left/right)anterior two-thirds of inferior margin ofzygomatic arch andmaxillaangle ofmandible, masseteric tuberosity ofmandiblemasseteric arterymasseteric nerve frommandibular nerve [CNV3]elevates andretractsmandible (closes mouth)platysma22
temporalishead, coronal plane (left/right)temporal lines onparietal bone ofskullcoronoid process ofmandibledeep temporal arteriesdeep temporal nerves frommandibular nerve [CNV3]elevates andretractsmandible (closes mouth)platysma21
pterygoid, lateralhead, coronal plane (left/right)greater wing of sphenoid andlateral pterygoid processcondyloid process ofmandiblemaxillary artery,pterygoid branchesexternal pterygoid nerve frommandibular nerve [CNV3]depressesmandible (opens mouth)masseter,temporalis,medial pterygoid21
pterygoideus proprius[4]head, coronal plane (left/right)??????01
pterygoid, medialhead, coronal plane (left/right)medial side oflateral pterygoid plate behind upper teeth (deep head);pyramidal process of palatine bone andmaxillary tuberosity (superficial head)medialangle of mandiblemaxillary artery,pterygoid branchesmandibular nerve [CNV3],medial pterygoid nerveelevates mandible, closesjaw, helpslateral pterygoid in moving jaw from side to side21
genioglossus, inferior fibershead, tongue (left/right)superior part of mental spine ofmandible (symphysis menti)dorsum oftongue, body ofhyoidlingual arteryhypoglossal nerve [CNXII]protrudestongue23
genioglossus, middle fibershead, tongue (left/right)superior part of mental spine ofmandible (symphysis menti)dorsum oftongue, body ofhyoidlingual arteryhypoglossal nerve [CNXII]depressestongue23
genioglossus, superior fibershead, tongue (left/right)superior part of mental spine ofmandible (symphysis menti)dorsum oftongue, body ofhyoidlingual arteryhypoglossal nerve [CNXII]draws tip oftongue back and down23
hyoglossus(ceratoglossus)head, tongue (left/right)hyoidside oftonguehypoglossal nerve [CNXII]depressestongue21
chondroglossushead, tongue (left/right)lesser cornu and body ofhyoid boneintrinsic muscular fibers oftonguehypoglossal nerve [CNXII]depressestongue (some consider this muscle to be part ofhyoglossus)21
styloglossushead, tongue (left/right)styloid process of temporal bonetonguelingual artery, sublingual branchhypoglossal nerve [CNXII]elevates and retractstongueinferior and middle fibers ofgenioglossus21
palatoglossushead, tongue and soft palate (left/right)palatine aponeurosistonguevagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal plexus andaccessory nerve [CNXI]raises back part oftongue, aiding in breathing21
superior longitudinal lingualhead, tongue (left/right)close toepiglottis, frommedian fibrous septumedges oftonguelingual artery,tonsilar branch offacial artery,ascending pharyngeal arteryhypoglossal nerve [CNXII]shortenstongue, turns tip upward, turns lateral margins upward21
transversus linguaehead, tongue (left/right)median fibrous septumsides oftonguelingual artery,tonsilar branch offacial artery,ascending pharyngeal arteryhypoglossal nerve [CNXII]narrowstongue with no elongation21
inferior longitudinal lingualhead, tongue (left/right)root oftongueapex oftonguelingual artery,tonsilar branch offacial artery,ascending pharyngeal arteryhypoglossal nerve [CNXII]shortenstongue, retracts, pulls tip downward21
verticalis linguaehead, tongue (left/right)dorsum oftongueinferior surface borders of tonguelingual artery,tonsilar branch offacial artery,ascending pharyngeal arteryhypoglossal nerve [CNXII]21
tensor veli palatinihead, soft palate (left/right)medial pterygoid plate ofsphenoid bonepalatine aponeurosismandibular nerve [CNV3],medial pterygoid nervetensessoft palate, aids inswallowing?21
levator veli palatinihead, soft palate (left/right)temporal bone,Eustachian tubepalatine aponeurosisfacial arteryvagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal plexuselevatessoft palate?21
palatopharyngeushead, soft palate (left/right)palatine aponeurosis andhard palateupper border ofthyroid cartilage (blends with constrictor fibers)facial arteryvagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal branchaids inbreathing by pullingpharynx andlarynx21
uvulaehead, soft palate (left/right)hard palatesoft tissue ofuvulavagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal branchmoves and changes shape ofuvula21
stylopharyngeushead, pharynx (left/right)styloid process oftemporal bonethyroid cartilage (pharynx)ascending pharyngeal artery,pharyngeal branchesglossopharyngeal nerve [CNIX]elevateslarynx, elevatespharynx,swallowing21
salpingopharyngeushead, pharynx (left/right)cartilage ofEustachian tubeposteriorfasciculus ofpharyngopalatinusvagus nerve [CNX],accessory nerve [CNXI]raisesnasopharynx21
pharyngeal constrictor, inferior, thyropharyngeal parthead, pharynx (left/right)cricoid cartilage,thyroid cartilagepharyngeal rapheascending pharyngeal artery,pharyngeal branchesvagus nerve [CNX],superior laryngeal nerve,external laryngeal branch andrecurrent laryngeal nerveswallowing22
pharyngeal constrictor, inferior, cricopharyngeal parthead, pharynx (left/right)cricoid cartilage,thyroid cartilagepharyngeal rapheascending pharyngeal artery,pharyngeal branchesvagus nerve [CNX],superior laryngeal nerve,external laryngeal branch andrecurrent laryngeal nerveswallowing22
pharyngeal constrictor, middle, chondropharyngeal parthead, pharynx (left/right)hyoid bonepharyngeal rapheascending pharyngeal artery,pharyngeal branchesvagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal plexusswallowing22
pharyngeal constrictor, middle, ceratopharyngeal parthead, pharynx (left/right)hyoid bonepharyngeal rapheascending pharyngeal artery,pharyngeal branchesvagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal plexusswallowing22
pharyngeal constrictor, superior, pterygopharyngeal parthead, pharynx (left/right)medial pterygoid plate,pterygomandibular raphé,alveolar processpharyngeal raphe,pharyngeal tubercleascending pharyngeal artery,tonsilar branch offacial arteryvagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal plexusswallowing24
pharyngeal constrictor, superior, buccopharyngeal parthead, pharynx (left/right)medial pterygoid plate,pterygomandibular raphé,alveolar processpharyngeal raphe,pharyngeal tubercleascending pharyngeal artery,tonsilar branch offacial arteryvagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal plexusswallowing24
pharyngeal constrictor, superior, mylopharyngeal parthead, pharynx (left/right)medial pterygoid plate,pterygomandibular raphé,alveolar processpharyngeal raphe,pharyngeal tubercleascending pharyngeal artery,tonsilar branch offacial arteryvagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal plexusswallowing24
pharyngeal constrictor, superior, glossopharyngeal parthead, pharynx (left/right)medial pterygoid plate,pterygomandibular raphé,alveolar processpharyngeal raphe,pharyngeal tubercleascending pharyngeal artery,tonsilar branch offacial arteryvagus nerve [CNX],pharyngeal plexusswallowing24
cricothyroid, straight parthead, larynx (left/right)anterior and lateralcricoid cartilageinferior cornu and lamina ofthyroid cartilagecricothyroid branch ofsuperior thyroid arteryvagus nerve [CNX],superior laryngeal nerve,external laryngeal branchtenses and elongatesvocal folds (has minor adductory effect)21
cricothyroid, oblique parthead, larynx (left/right)anterior and lateralcricoid cartilageinferior cornu and lamina ofthyroid cartilagecricothyroid branch ofsuperior thyroid arteryvagus nerve [CNX],superior laryngeal nerve,external laryngeal branchtenses and elongatesvocal folds (has minor adductory effect)21
arytenoid, transversehead, larynx (left/right)arytenoid cartilage on one sidearytenoid cartilage on opposite sidesuperior laryngeal branch ofsuperior thyroid arteryvagus nerve [CNX],recurrent laryngeal nerveapproximatesarytenoid cartilages (closesrima glottidis)21
arytenoid, obliquehead, larynx (left/right)arytenoid cartilage on one sidearytenoid cartilage on opposite sidesuperior laryngeal branch ofsuperior thyroid arteryvagus nerve [CNX],recurrent laryngeal nerveapproximatesarytenoid cartilages (closesrima glottidis)21
arytenoid, oblique,aryepiglottic parthead, larynx (left/right)apex ofarytenoidlateral border ofepiglottislaryngeal branch ofsuperior thyroid arteryvagus nerve [CNX],inferior laryngeal nervecloses the laryngeal inlet?20
vocalishead, larynx (left/right)inner (anterior) surface ofthyroid cartilageanterior surface ofarytenoid cartilagevagus nerve [CNX],recurrent laryngeal nervethickens and decreases length ofvocal folds,adducts duringspeech21
thyroarytenoid,thyroepiglottic parthead, larynx (left/right)inner (anterior) surface ofthyroid cartilageanterior surface ofarytenoid cartilagevagus nerve [CNX],recurrent laryngeal nervethickens and decreases length ofvocal folds,adducts duringspeech21
thyroarytenoid, external parthead, larynx (left/right)inner (anterior) surface ofthyroid cartilageanterior surface ofarytenoid cartilagevagus nerve [CNX],recurrent laryngeal nervethickens and decreases length ofvocal folds,adducts duringspeech21
cricoarytenoid, posteriorhead, larynx (left/right)posterior part ofcricoid cartilagemuscular process ofarytenoid cartilagevagus nerve [CNX],recurrent laryngeal nerveabducts andlaterally rotates cartilage, pullingvocal ligaments away from midline and forward and so openingrima glottidislateral cricoarytenoid21
cricoarytenoid, lateralhead, larynx (left/right)lateral part of arch ofcricoid cartilagemuscular process ofarytenoid cartilagevagus nerve [CNX],recurrent laryngeal nerveadducts andmedially rotates cartilage, pullingvocal ligaments towards midline and backwards and so closingrima glottidisposterior cricoarytenoid21
ceratocricoideus[5][6]head, larynx (left/right)??????01
platysmaNeck, Clavicular, Right, leftbase ofmandibleinferiorclavicle and fascia ofchestbranches ofsubmental artery, branches ofsuprascapular arterycervical branch offacial nerve [CNVII]tensesskin ofneckmasseter,temporalis21
sternocleidomastoidNeck, Clavicular, Right, leftmanubrium sterni (sternal head), medial portion ofclavicle (clavicular head)mastoid process oftemporal bone,superior nuchal lineoccipital artery,superior thyroid arterymotor:accessory nerve
sensory:cervical plexus
tiltshead to its own side, rotates head so face is turned towards opposite side, flexesneck, raisessternum, assists inforced inspiration??21
digastric, anterior bellyNeck, Suprahyoid, Right/leftdigastric fossa (mandible)intermediate tendon (lesser horn ofhyoid bone)submental branch offacial arterymandibular nerve [CNV3] viamylohyoid nerveopensjaw whenmasseter andtemporalis are relaxed??22
digastric, posterior bellyNeck, Suprahyoid, Right/leftmastoid process oftemporal boneintermediate tendon (lesser horn ofhyoid bone)occipital arteryfacial nerve [CNVII]opensjaw whenmasseter andtemporalis are relaxed??22
stylohyoidNeck, Suprahyoid, Right/leftstyloid process oftemporal bonegreater horn ofhyoid boneoccipital arteryfacial nerve [CNVII]elevateshyoid duringswallowing??21
mylohyoidNeck, Suprahyoid, Right/leftmylohyoid line ofmandiblepharyngeal raphemylohyoid branch ofinferior alveolar arterymylohyoid nerve, from inferior alveolar branch ofmandibular nerve [CNV3]raisesoral cavity floor,elevateshyoid,depressesmandible??21
geniohyoidNeck, Suprahyoid, Right/leftmandibular symphysisanterior surface of body ofhyoid boneC1 viahypoglossal nerveelevateshyoid and tongue upward duringswallowing??21
sternohyoidNeck, Infrahyoid, Right/leftsternum,manubriumhyoid bonesuperior thyroid arteryansa cervicalisdepresseshyoid??21
sternothyroidNeck, Infrahyoid, Right/leftsternum,manubriumthyroid cartilagesuperior thyroid arteryansa cervicalisdepresseslarynx, may slightly depresshyoid??21
thyrohyoidNeck, Infrahyoid, Right/leftthyroid cartilagehyoid bonesuperior thyroid arteryC1depresshyoid??21
omohyoid, superior bellyNeck, Infrahyoid, Right/leftupper border ofscapulahyoid boneinferior thyroid arteryansa cervicalisdepresseslarynx, depresses and moves to sidehyoid??22
omohyoid, inferior bellyNeck, Infrahyoid, Right/leftupper border ofscapulahyoid boneinferior thyroid arteryansa cervicalisdepresseslarynx, depresses and moves to sidehyoid??22
levator glandulae thyroideaeNeck, Infrahyoid, Right/leftthyrohyoid musclethyroid isthmus?ansa cervicalis??01
longus colliNeck, Anteriortransverse processes ofvertebraeC3,C4,C5, andC6anterior arch ofatlasascending pharyngeal artery,vertebral arteryC2,C3,C4,C5,C6flexesneck andhead??21
longus capitisNeck, Anterioranterior tubercles oftransverse processes ofvertebraeC3,C4,C5, andC6basilar part ofoccipital bone??C1,C2,C3/C4flexesneck atatlanto-occipital joint??21
rectus capitis, anteriorNeck, Anterioratlasoccipital bone??C1flexesneck atatlanto-occipital joint??21
rectus capitis, lateralisNeck, Anterior/Lateral, Right/leftupper surface oftransverse process ofatlas (C1)under surface ofjugular process ofoccipital bone??C1laterally flexesneck, stabilises sidebens atatlanto-occipital joint??21
scalenus anteriorNeck, Lateral, Right/leftcervical vertebrae C3-C6first ribinferior thyroid artery,ascending cervical arteryventral ramus ofC5,C6when neck is fixed, elevatesfirst rib to aid inbreathing; when rib is fixed, bends neck forward and sideways and rotates it to opposite side??21
scalenus mediusNeck, Lateral, Right/leftcervical vertebrae C2-C6first ribinferior thyroid artery,ascending cervical arteryventral rami of third to eighth cervical spinal nerveselevatesfirst rib, rotatesneck to opposite side??21
scalenus posteriorNeck, Lateral, Right/leftcervical vertebrae C4 – C6, transverse processessecond ribascending cervical artery andsuperficial cervical arteryC6,C7,C8elevatessecond rib, tiltsneck to same side??21
scalenus minimusNeck, Lateral, Right/leftcervical vertebrae C7first ribsuperficial cervical arteryC7,C8elevatesfirst rib??01
levator scapulaeNeck/Upper Limb, Verterbral Column, Lateral, Right/leftposterior tubercles oftransverse processes ofC1C4vertebraesuperior part ofmedial border of scapuladorsal scapular arterycervical nerve (C3,C4) anddorsal scapular nerve (C5)elevatesscapula, tiltsglenoid cavity inferiorly by rotatingscapulaserratus anterior21
obliquus capitis, superiorNeck, Posterior/Lateral, Right/leftlateral mass of atlaslateral half ofinferior nuchal line??suboccipital nerveflexeshead to same side??21
obliquus capitis, inferiorNeck, Posterior/Lateral, Right/leftspinous process ofaxislateral mass of atlas??suboccipital nerverotatesneck??21
rectus capitis, posterior minorNeck, Posteriortubercle on posterior arch ofatlas (C1)medial part ofinferior nuchal line ofoccipital bone and surface between it andforamen magnum??a branch of dorsal primary division ofsuboccipital nervesensory organ for neck position, alsoextends head atneck??21
rectus capitis, posterior majorNeck, Posteriorspinous process ofaxis (C2)inferior nucheal line ofoccipital boneoccipital arterydorsal ramus ofC1 (suboccipital nerve)rotates and extendshead to same side??21
rectus abdominisTorso, Abdomen, right/leftpubic symphysis,pubic crestxiphoid process,costal cartilages of ribs 5-7inferior epigastric artery,superior epigastric artery; contributions from posteriorintercostal arteries,subcostal arteries, and deep circumflex arteriesintercostal nerves,subcostal nerveflexes trunk, compressesabdominal organs, aids inexpirationerector spinae21
external abdominal obliqueTorso, Abdomen, right/leftexternal surfaces ofribs 5-12linea alba,pubic tubercle, anterior half ofiliac crestlower posteriorintercostal arteries,subcostal artery,deep circumflex iliac arterymotor:intercostal nerves (T7-T11),subcostal nervesensory:iliohypogastric nerveflexes trunk to same side, rotates trunk to opposite side,expiration, compressesabdominal organs21
internal abdominal obliqueTorso, Abdomen, right/leftanterior two-thirds ofiliac crest,iliopectineal arch,thoracolumbar fasciainferior borders of ribs 10–12,pubic crestlower posteriorintercostal arteries,subcostal artery,superior epigastric artery,inferior epigastric artery,superficial circumflex iliac artery,deep circumflex iliac artery, posteriorlumbar arteriesintercostal nerves (T7-T11),subcostal nerve,iliohypogastric nerve,ilioinguinal nerveflexes trunk to same side, rotates trunk to opposite side,expiration, compressesabdominal organs21
cremasterTorso, Abdomen,inguinal canal andscrotumInternal obliqueTunica vaginalisCremasteric arteryGenital branch of genitofemoral nerveraise and lower thescrotum (involuntary)?0-1(M)1
transversus abdominisTorso, Abdomen, right/leftinternal surface ofcostal cartilage ofribs 7–12,thoracolumbar fascia, anterior two-thirds ofiliac crest,iliopectineal archlinea alba, aponeurosis ofinternal oblique muscle,pubic crestlower posteriorintercostal arteries,subcostal artery,superior epigastric artery,inferior epigastric artery,superficial circumflex iliac artery,deep circumflex iliac artery, posteriorlumbar arteriesintercostal nerves T7-T11,subcostal nerve,iliohypogastric nerve,ilioinguinal nerverotates trunk to same side, compressesabdominal organs,expiration21
pyramidalisTorso, Abdomen, right/leftpubic symphysis,pubic crestlinea albainferior epigastric arterysubcostal nervetenseslinea alba21
quadratus lumborumTorso, Abdomen, right/leftiliac crest,iliolumbar ligamentinferior border of rib 12, transverse processes ofL1-L4lumbar,median sacral,iliolumbar,subcostal arteriessubcostal nerve, anterior rami ofspinal nerves L1-L4flexes trunk to same side, fixesrib 12 duringinspiration, extends trunk21
iliocostalis colliTorso, Back, right/leftsacrum,iliac crest,thoracolumbar fascia,spinous processesribslateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis21
iliocostalis lumborumTorso, Back, right/leftsacrum,iliac crest,thoracolumbar fascia,spinous processesThe lower six or sevenribslateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis21
iliocostalis thoracisTorso, Back, right/leftsacrum,iliac crest,thoracolumbar fascia,spinous processes(the lower six ribs)upper sixribs and the transverse process of CVIIlateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis21
longissimus capitisTorso/Neck, Back, right/leftarticular processes of C4-C7;transverse processes of T1-T5posterior margin ofmastoid processlateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral column, flexeshead andneck to same siderectus abdominis21
longissimus colliTorso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse processlateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis21
longissimus thoracisTorso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse processlateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis21
longissimus thoracis, lumbar partTorso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse processlateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis20
spinalis capitisTorso, Back, right/leftspinous processspinous processlateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis21
spinalis colliTorso, Back, right/leftspinous processspinous processlateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis21
spinalis thoracisTorso, Back, right/leftspinous processspinous processlateral sacral arteryposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/flexesvertebral columnrectus abdominis21
latissimus dorsiTorso/Upper Limb, Back, Vertebral column, right/leftSpinous processes ofvertebraeT6-S5,thoracolumbar fascia,iliac crest, inferior 3 or 4ribs andinferior angle ofscapulafloor ofintertubercular groove ofhumerussubscapular artery,dorsal scapular arterythoracodorsal nerve(C6 to C8)pullsforelimbdorsally andcaudally(Extends, medially rotates and adducts humerus)deltoid,trapezius21
semispinalis thoracisTorso, Back, right/lefttransverse processes of sixth to tenththoracic vertebraespinous processes of upper fourthoracic vertebrae and lower twocervical vertebraeposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/rotatesvertebral column21
semispinalis colli(cervicis)Torso, Back, right/lefttransverse processes of upper five or sixthoracic vertebraespinous processes, cervical, from axis to fifthposterior branch of spinal nerveextends/rotatesvertebral column21
semispinalis capitisTorso/Neck, Back, right/leftarticular processes of C4-C6;transverse processes of C7 and T1-T7spinous process,occipital bone, area betweensuperior nuchal line andinferior nuchal linegreater occipital nerveextendshead21
multifidus lumborumTorso, Back, right/leftsacrum,erector spinaeaponeurosis,PSIS, andiliac crestspinous processposterior branch of spinal nervestabilizesvertebrae in local movements ofvertebral column21
multifidus thoracisTorso, Back, right/leftsacrum,erector spinaeaponeurosis,PSIS, andiliac crestspinous processposterior branch of spinal nervestabilizesvertebrae in local movements ofvertebral column21
multifidus colliTorso, Back, right/leftsacrum,erector spinaeaponeurosis,PSIS, andiliac crestspinous processposterior branch of spinal nervestabilizesvertebrae in local movements ofvertebral column21
rotatores, long 1-11Torso, Back, thoracis, right/lefttransverse processspinous processspinous processposterior branch221
rotatores, short 1-11Torso, Back, thoracis, right/lefttransverse processspinous processspinous processposterior branch221
rotatores lumborumTorso, Back, right/lefttransverse processspinous processspinous processposterior branch01
rotatores colliTorso, Back, right/lefttransverse processspinous processspinous processposterior branch01
interspinales lumborum 1-4Torso, Back, right/leftspinous processspinous processposterior rami ofspinal nervesextends,flexes, androtates vertebral column81
interspinales thoracis 1-3Torso, Back, right/leftspinous processspinous processposterior rami ofspinal nervesextends,flexes, androtates vertebral column61
interspinales colli 1-6Torso, Back, right/leftspinous processspinous processposterior rami ofspinal nervesextends,flexes, androtates vertebral column121
intertransversarii, anterior colli 1-7Torso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse process aboveposterior rami ofspinal nerveslaterallyflexestrunk141
intertransversarii, lateral posterior colli 1-7Torso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse process aboveposterior rami ofspinal nerveslaterallyflexestrunk141
intertransversarii, medial posterior colli 1-7Torso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse process aboveposterior rami ofspinal nerveslaterallyflexestrunk141
intertransversarii, lateral lumborum, dorsal parts 1-5Torso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse process aboveposterior rami ofspinal nerveslaterallyflexestrunk102
intertransversarii, lateral lumborum, ventral parts 1-5Torso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse process aboveposterior rami ofspinal nerveslaterallyflexestrunk102
intertransversarii, medial lumborum 1-5Torso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse process aboveposterior rami ofspinal nerveslaterallyflexestrunk101
intertransversarii, thoracis 1-9Torso, Back, right/lefttransverse processtransverse process aboveposterior rami ofspinal nerveslaterallyflexestrunk181
splenius capitisTorso/Neck, Back, right/leftnuchal ligament,spinous process ofC7-T6mastoid process oftemporal bone,occipital bone??C3,C4extends, rotates, and laterally flexeshead21
splenius colliTorso, Back, right/leftspinous processes ofT3-T6transverse processes ofC1,C2,C3C5,C621
external intercostal 1-11Torso, Chest (left/right)inferior border ofrib (above)superior border ofrib (below)intercostal arteriesintercostal nervesinhalationinternal221
internal intercostal 1-11Torso, Chest (left/right)inferior border ofrib (above)superior border ofrib (below)intercostal arteriesintercostal nervesholdsribs steadyexternal221
innermost intercostal 1-11Torso, Chestinferior border ofrib (above)superior border ofrib (below)intercostal arteriesintercostal nerveselevatesribs,expiration221
subcostales 1-nTorso, Chestinner surface of oneribinner surface of second or third rib above, near its angleintercostal arteriesintercostal nerves11[7]1
transversus thoracisTorso, Chestcostal cartilages of last 3–4 ribs, body of sternum, xiphoid processribs/costal cartilages 2–6intercostal arteriesintercostal nervesdepresses ribs21
levatores costarum, longi 1-4Torso, Chesttransverse processes ofC7 toT12 vertebraesuperior surfaces of ribs immediately inferior to preceding vertebraedorsal ramiC8,T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7,T8,T9,T10,T11assists inelevation of thoracic rib cage81
levatores costarum, breves 1-12Torso, Chesttransverse processes ofC7 toT12 vertebraesuperior surfaces of ribs immediately inferior to preceding vertebraedorsal ramiC8,T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,T6,T7,T8,T9,T10,T11assists inelevation of thoracic rib cage241
serratus posterior inferiorTorso, ChestvertebraeT11L3inferior borders of 9th through 12thribsintercostal arteriesintercostal nervesdepresses lowerribs(IX to XII), aiding inexpiration21
serratus posterior superiorTorso, Chestnuchal ligament (or ligamentum nuchae) andspinous processes ofvertebrae C7 through T3upper borders of 2nd through 5thribsintercostal arteries2nd through 5thintercostal nerveselevatesribs(II to V), aiding ininspiration21
hemidiaphragm, lumbar/costal/sternal partTorso, Chest, Left/rightseptum transversum,pleuroperitoneal folds, innerabdominal wallpericardiacophrenic artery,musculophrenic artery,inferior phrenic arteriesphrenic and lowerintercostal nervesbreathing21
coccygeusTorso, Pelvissacrospinous ligamentcoccyxsacral nerves:S4,S5 orS3-S4closes back part ofpelvic outlet21
iliococcygeusTorso, Pelvis,Levator aniischial spine, posterior part oftendinous arch ofpelvic fasciacoccyx andanococcygeal rapheinferior gluteal arterylevator ani nerve (S4)supportsorgans inpelvic cavity21
pubococcygeusTorso, Pelvis,Levator aniback surface ofpubis, anterior part ofobturator fasciacoccyx andsacruminferior gluteal arterylevator ani nerve (S4)controlsurine flow, contracts duringorgasm21
puboanalis(puborectalis)Torso, Pelvis,Levator anilower part ofpubic symphysis-inferior gluteal arteryS3,S4.levator ani nerveinhibitsdefecation21
puboperinealisTorso, Pelvis,Levator ani??????21
puboprostaticus (males) /pubovaginalis (females)Torso, Pelvis,Levator ani??????2(F)(M)1
external anal sphincter, subcutaneous, superficial, and deep partsTorso, Perineum--inferior rectal arteryS4 and twigs frominferior anal nerves ofpudendal nervekeepsanal canal andanus closed, aids in expulsion offeces-11
superficial transverse perinealTorso, Perineum,Superficial perineal pouchanterior surface ofischial tuberositycentral point ofperineumperineal arterypudendal nerveconstrictsurethra (maintainsurinary continence), constrictsvagina (women)21
bulbospongiosusTorso, Perineum,Superficial perineal pouchperineal raphe-perineal arterypudendal nerveemptiesurethra (men), clenchesvagina (women)21
ischiocavernosusTorso, Perineum,Superficial perineal pouchischial tuberositycrus of penis (men),crus of clitoris (women)perineal arterypudendal nerveassistsbulbospongiosus21
Deep transverse perinealTorso, Perineum,Deep perineal pouchinferior ramus ofischiumits fellow of opposite sidepudendal nerveconstrictsurethra (maintainsurinary continence), constrictsvagina (women)0-2(M)1
compressor urethraeTorso, Perineum,Deep perineal pouch??????0-1(F)1
sphincter urethrovaginalisTorso, Perineum,Deep perineal pouch??????0-1(F)1
external urethral sphincterTorso, Perineum,Deep perineal pouchjunction ofinferior rami ofpubis andischium about 1.25 – 2 cm, and from neighboring fasciaits fellow of opposite sideperineal branch ofpudendal nerve (S2,S3,S4)constrictsurethra, maintainsurinary continence21
trapezius, descending partUpper limb, Vertebral column, Right/Leftdown midline,external occipital protuberance,nuchal ligament,medial part ofsuperior nuchal line,spinous processes ofvertebraeC7-T12atshoulders,lateral third ofclavicle,acromion ofscapula,spine of scapulatransverse cervical arterymotor:accessory nerve [CNXI]

sensory:cervical nervesC3 andC4

retracts and assists in rotatingscapula(lower fibers depress scapula, upper fibers elevate it and middle fibers adduct )serratus anterior23
trapezius, transverse partUpper limb, Vertebral column, Right/Leftdown midline,external occipital protuberance,nuchal ligament,medial part ofsuperior nuchal line,spinous processes ofvertebraeC7-T12atshoulders,lateral third ofclavicle,acromion ofscapula,spine of scapulatransverse cervical arterymotor:accessory nerve [CNXI]

sensory:cervical nervesC3 andC4

retracts and elevatesscapulaserratus anterior23
trapezius, ascending partUpper limb, Vertebral column, Right/Leftdown midline,external occipital protuberance,nuchal ligament,medial part ofsuperior nuchal line,spinous processes ofvertebraeC7-T12atshoulders,lateral third ofclavicle,acromion ofscapula,spine of scapulatransverse cervical arterymotor:accessory nerve [CNXI]

sensory:cervical nervesC3 andC4

retracts and elevatesscapulaserratus anterior23
transversus nuchaeUpper limb, Vertebral column, Right/Left??????01
rhomboid majorUpper limb, Vertebral column, Right?/Left?spinous processes ofT2 toT5vertebraemedial border of scapula, inferior to insertion ofrhomboid minordorsal scapular arterydorsal scapular nerve (C4 andC5)retractsscapula and rotates it todepressglenoid cavity, fixes scapula tothoracic wallserratus anterior21
rhomboid minorUpper limb, Vertebral column, Right?/Left?nuchal ligaments andspinous processes of C7- toT1vertebraemedial border of scapula, superior to insertion ofrhomboid majordorsal scapular arterydorsal scapular nerve (C4 andC5)retracts (adducts)scapula and rotates it todepressglenoid cavity, fixes scapula tothoracic wallserratus anterior21
sternalisUpper limb,Thoracic walls, Right?/Left?manubrium of sternum orclaviclexiphoid process,pectoral fascia,lower ribs,costal cartilages orrectus sheath?various??01
pectoralis majorUpper limb,Thoracic walls, Right?/Left?clavicular head: anterior surface of medial half ofclaviclesternocostal head: anterior surface ofsternum, superior sixcostal cartilagesintertubercular groove ofhumeruspectoral branch ofthoracoacromial arterylateral pectoral nerve,medial pectoral nerveclavicular head:C5 andC6sternocostal head:C7,C8 andT1adducts andmedially rotateshumerus, drawsscapula anteriorly and inferiorlyclavicular head:flexeshumerussternocostal head:extendshumerus21
pectoralis major, abdominal partUpper limb,Thoracic walls, Right?/Left?clavicular head: anterior surface of medial half ofclaviclesternocostal head: anterior surface ofsternum, superior sixcostal cartilagesintertubercular groove ofhumeruspectoral branch ofthoracoacromial arterylateral pectoral nerve,medial pectoral nerveclavicular head:C5 andC6sternocostal head:C7,C8 andT1adducts andmedially rotateshumerus, drawsscapula anteriorly and inferiorlyclavicular head:flexeshumerussternocostal head:extendshumerus00
pectoralis minorUpper limb,Thoracic walls, Right?/Left?3rd to 5thribs, near theircostal cartilagesmedial border and superior surface ofcoracoid process ofscapulapectoral branch ofthoracoacromial arterymedial pectoral nerve (C8,T1)stabilizesscapula by drawing it inferiorly and anteriorly againstthoracic wall21
subclaviusUpper limb,Thoracic walls, Right?/Left?first ribsubclavian groove ofclaviclethoracoacromial artery, clavicular branchsubclavian nervedepressesclavicle21
serratus anteriorUpper limb,Thoracic walls, Right?/Left?fleshy slips from outer surface of upper 8 or 9ribscostal surface ofmedial margin of scapulalateral thoracic artery (upper part),thoracodorsal artery (lower part)long thoracic nerve (from roots ofbrachial plexusC5,C6,C7)protracts and stabilisesscapula, assists in upward rotationrhomboid major,rhomboid minor,trapezius21
deltoid, clavicular/acromial/scapular spinal partsUpper limb, Shoulder, Right/leftclavicle,acromion,spine of scapuladeltoid tuberosity ofhumerusprimarilyposterior circumflex humeral arteryaxillary nerveabducts,flexes, andextendsshoulderlatissimus dorsi21
teres majorUpper limb, Shoulder, Right/leftposterior surface ofinferior angle ofscapulamedial lip ofintertubercular sulcus ofhumerussubscapular artery,circumflex scapular arterylower subscapular nerve (segmental levelsC5 andC6)internally rotateshumerus21
supraspinatusUpper limb, Shoulder,rotator cuff, Right/leftsupraspinous fossa ofscapulasuperior facet ofgreater tubercle ofhumerussuprascapular arterysuprascapular nerveabducts and stabiliseshumerusinfraspinatus,teres minor,pectoralis major,latissimus dorsi21
infraspinatusUpper limb, Shoulder,rotator cuff, Right/leftinfraspinous fossa ofscapulamiddle facet ofgreater tubercle ofhumerussuprascapular artery,circumflex scapular arterysuprascapular nervelaterally rotates,adducts, and stabiliseshumerussubscapularis,pectoralis major,latissimus dorsi21
teres minorUpper limb, Shoulder,rotator cuff, Right/leftlateral border ofscapulainferior facet ofgreater tubercle ofhumerusposterior circumflex humeral artery,circumflex scapular arteryaxillary nervelaterally rotates andadductshumerussubscapularis,pectoralis major,latissimus dorsi21
subscapularisUpper limb, Shoulder,rotator cuff, Right/leftsubscapular fossa ofscapulalesser tubercle ofhumerussubscapular arteryupper subscapular nerve,lower subscapular nerve (C5,C6)medially rotateshumerus, stabilizesshoulderinfraspinatus,teres minor21
coracobrachialisUpper Limb, Arm, Anterior compartment, right/leftcoracoid process ofscapulamedial surface ofhumerusbrachial arterymusculocutaneous nerveflexes andadductsshoulder21
biceps brachiiUpper Limb, Arm, Anterior compartment, right/leftshort head:coracoid process ofscapula
long head:supraglenoid tubercle
radial tuberosity,bicipital aponeurosisbrachial arterymusculocutaneous nerve (lateral cord:C5,C6,C7)flexeselbow,supinatesforearmtriceps brachii21
brachialisUpper Limb, Arm, Anterior compartment, right/leftanterior surface ofhumerus (mainly distal half)coronoid process of ulna,tuberosity of ulnaradial recurrent arterymusculocutaneous nerveflexeselbowtriceps brachii21
triceps brachiiUpper Limb, Arm, Posterior compartment, right/leftlong head:infraglenoid tubercle ofscapula
lateral head: posteriorhumerus (aboveradial sulcus)
medial head: posteriorhumerus - (belowradial sulcus)
olecranon ofulnadeep artery of armradial nerveextendsforearm,adductsshoulder (long head).

medial head does not function atshoulder.

biceps brachii,brachialis21
articularis cubitiUpper Limb, Arm, Posterior compartment, right/leftdeep distal surface of medial head oftricepsposterior capsule ofelbow jointdeep artery of armradial nervelifts capsule away from joint?21
anconeusUpper Limb, Arm, Posterior compartment, right/leftlateral epicondyle of humeruslateral surface ofolecranon, superior part of posteriorulnadeep artery of arm,interosseous recurrent arteryradial nerve (C7,C8, andT1)partly blended withtriceps,extendsforearm, stabiliseselbow,abductsulna duringpronation21
pronator teresUpper limb, Forearm, Anterior compartment, Superficial, Right/lefthumeral head:medial epicondyle of humerus (common flexor tendon)
ulnar head:coronoid process of ulna
pronator tuberosity ofradiusulnar artery,radial arterymedian nervepronatesforearm,flexeselbowsupinator21
flexor carpi radialisUpper limb, Forearm, Anterior compartment, Superficial, Right/leftmedial epicondyle of humerus (common flexor tendon)bases ofsecond metacarpal, base ofthird metacarpalradial arterymedian nerveflexes andabductswristextensor carpi radialis brevis,extensor carpi radialis longus21
palmaris longusUpper limb, Forearm, Anterior compartment, Superficial, Right/leftmedial epicondyle of humerus (common flexor tendon)palmar aponeurosisulnar arterymedian nerveflexeswristextensor carpi radialis brevis,extensor carpi radialis longus,extensor carpi ulnaris21
flexor carpi ulnarisUpper limb, Forearm, Anterior compartment, Superficial, Right/leftmedial epicondyle of humerus (common flexor tendon)pisiform,hook of hamate, base offifth metacarpalulnar arterymuscular branches of ulnar nerveflexes andadductswristextensor carpi ulnaris21
flexor digitorum superficialisUpper limb, Forearm, Anterior compartment, Superficial, Right/leftmedial epicondyle of humerus (common flexor tendon), parts ofradius andulnabases of middlephalanges 2, 3, 4, and 5ulnar arterymedian nerveflexesfingers (primarily atproximal interphalangeal joints)extensor digitorum21
pronator quadratusUpper limb, Forearm, Anterior compartment, Deep, Right/leftmedial anterior surface ofulnalateral anterior surface ofradiusanterior interosseous arteryanterior interosseous nerve (median nerve)weaklypronatesforearmsupinator21
flexor digitorum profundusUpper limb, Forearm, Anterior compartment, Deep, Right/leftulnadistal phalangesanterior interosseous arterylateral belly:anterior interosseous nerve (median nerve)

medial belly:muscular branches of ulnar nerve

flexeswrist, flexesinterphalangeal jointsextensor digitorum21
flexor pollicis longusUpper limb, Forearm, Anterior compartment, Deep, Right/leftmiddle half ofvolar surface ofradius,interosseus membranebase ofdistal phalanx ofthumbanterior interosseous arteryanterior interosseous nerve (median nerve) (C8,T1)flexesthumbextensor pollicis longus,extensor pollicis brevis21
extensor digitorumUpper limb, Forearm, Posterior compartment, Superficial, Right/leftlateral epicondyle of humerus (common extensor tendon)2nd–5thphalangesposterior interosseous arteryposterior interosseous nerve (C7,C8)extendshand,extendsfingersflexor digitorum superficialis,flexor digitorum profundus21
extensor digiti minimiUpper limb, Forearm, Posterior compartment, Superficial, Right/leftanterior surface oflateral epicondyle ofhumerus (common extensor tendon)extensor expansion, located at base ofproximal phalanx on dorsal sideposterior interosseous arteryposterior interosseous nerve (C7,C8)extendslittle finger at all jointsflexor digiti minimi brevis (hand)21
extensor carpi ulnarisUpper limb, Forearm, Posterior compartment, Superficial, Right/leftlateral epicondyle of humerus (common extensor tendon),ulna5th metacarpalulnar arteryposterior interosseous nerve (C7,C8)extends andadductswristflexor carpi ulnaris21
brachioradialisUpper limb, Forearm,mobile wad, Right/leftlateral supracondylar ridge ofhumerusradial styloid process (distalradius)radial recurrent arteryradial nerveflexesforearm,pronatesforearm whensupine,supinatesforearm whenprone21
extensor carpi radialis longusUpper limb, Forearm,mobile wad, Right/leftlateral supracondylar ridge ofhumerus2nd metacarpalradial arteryradial nerveextendswrist joint,abductshand atwristflexor carpi radialis21
extensor carpi radialis brevisUpper limb, Forearm,mobile wad, Right/leftanterior surface oflateral epicondyle ofhumerus (common extensor tendon)base of3rd metacarpalradial arteryposterior interosseus nerveextendswrist joint,abductshand atwristflexor carpi radialis21
supinatorUpper limb, Forearm, Posterior compartment, Deep, Right/leftlateral epicondyle of humerus,supinator crest ofulna,radial collateral ligament,annular ligamentlateral proximal shaft ofradiusradial recurrent arteryposterior interosseus nerve (C7,C8)supinatesforearmpronator teres,pronator quadratus21
extensor indicisUpper limb, Forearm, Posterior compartment, Deep, Right/leftulnaindex finger (extensor hood)posterior interosseous nerve (C7,C8)extendsindex finger,wrist21
abductor pollicis longusUpper limb, Forearm,anatomical snuffbox, Right/leftulnafirst metacarpalposterior interosseous arteryposterior interosseous nerve (C7,C8)abducts andextendsthumbadductor pollicis21
extensor pollicis brevisUpper limb, Forearm,anatomical snuffbox, Right/leftradius,interosseous membrane of forearmproximal phalanx ofthumbposterior interosseous arteryposterior interosseous nerve (C7,C8)extendsthumb atmetacarpophalangeal jointflexor pollicis longus,flexor pollicis brevis21
extensor pollicis longusUpper limb, Forearm,anatomical snuffbox, Right/leftulna,interosseous membrane of forearmdistal phalanx ofthumbposterior interosseous arteryposterior interosseous nerve (C7,C8)extendsthumb (metacarpophalangeal andinterphalangeal)flexor pollicis longus,flexor pollicis brevis21
opponens pollicisUpper limb, Hand, Lateral volar, Thenartrapezium,transverse carpal ligamentmetacarpal bone ofthumb on its radial sidesuperficial palmar archmedian nerveopposesthumb21
flexor pollicis brevisUpper limb, Hand, Lateral volar, Thenartrapezoid,flexor retinaculumthumb,proximal phalanxsuperficial palmar archmedian nerve,deep branch of ulnar nerve (medial head)flexesthumbextensor pollicis longus,extensor pollicis brevis21
abductor pollicis brevisUpper limb, Hand, Lateral volar, Thenarflexor retinaculum of hand,scaphoid andtrapeziumradial base ofproximal phalanx ofthumb andthumb extensorssuperficial palmar archmedian nerveabductsthumbadductor pollicis21
adductor pollicisUpper limb, Hand, Lateral volar, Thenartransverse head: anterior body ofthird metacarpal
oblique head: bases ofsecond andthird metacarpals and adjacenttrapezoid andcapitate bones
medial side of base ofproximal phalanx ofthumb andulnar sesamoiddeep palmar archdeep branch of ulnar nerve (T1)adductsthumb atcarpometacarpal jointabductor pollicis longus,abductor pollicis brevis21
palmaris brevisUpper limb, Hand, Medial volarflexor retinaculum (medial),palmar aponeurosispalmpalmar metacarpal arterysuperficial branch of ulnar nervewrinkle skin ofpalm21
abductor digiti minimi (hand)Upper limb, Hand, Medial volar,hypothenarpisiformbase ofproximal phalanx of5th digit on ulnar or medial sideulnar arterydeep branch of ulnar nerveabductslittle finger21
flexor digiti minimi (hand)Upper limb, Hand, Medial volar,hypothenarhamate bonelittle fingerulnar arterydeep branch of ulnar nerveflexeslittle fingerextensor digiti minimi21
opponens digiti minimi (hand)Upper limb, Hand, Medial volar,hypothenarhook ofhamate,flexor retinaculummedial border of 5thmetacarpalulnar arterydeep branch of ulnar nerve (C8 andT1)draws5th metacarpal anteriorly and rotates it, bringing little finger (5th digit) into opposition with thumb21
lumbricals of the hand 1-4Upper limb, Hand, Intermediateflexor digitorum profundusextensor expansionsuperficial palmar arch,common palmar digital arteries,deep palmar arch,dorsal digital arterydeep branch of ulnar nerve,median nerveflexmetacarpophalangeal joints,extendinterphalangeal joints81
dorsal interossei (hand) 1-4Upper limb, Hand, Intermediatemetacarpalsproximal phalangesdorsal metacarpal artery,palmar metacarpal arterydeep branch of ulnar nerveabductfingerspalmar interossei81
palmar interossei 1-3Upper limb, Hand, Intermediatemetacarpalsproximal phalangespalmar metacarpal arterydeep branch of ulnar nerveadductfingersdorsal interossei61
pollicalpalmar interosseusUpper limb, Hand, Intermediatemetacarpalsproximal phalangespalmar metacarpal arterydeep branch of ulnar nerveadductfingersdorsal interossei1.61
psoas majorLower Limb, Iliac region,iliopsoastransverse processes,bodies andintervertebral discs ofT12-L5vertebraelesser trochanter offemuriliolumbar arterylumbar plexus via anterior branches ofL1,L2,L3[8]flexes androtates laterallythighgluteus maximus21
psoas minorLower Limb, Iliac region,iliopsoasside ofT11+L1 and IVintervertebral discPectineal line andiliopectineal eminenceiliolumbar artery,lumbar arteriesL1weakly flexes trunkflexorgluteus maximus0.81
iliacusLower Limb, Iliac region,iliopsoasiliac fossalesser trochanter offemurmedial femoral circumflex artery,Iliolumbar arteryfemoral nerve (L2,L3[8])flexeship[9]gluteus maximus21
tensor fasciae lataeLower limb, Gluteal, Left/rightiliac crestiliotibial tractprimarilylateral circumflex femoral artery,superior gluteal arterysuperior gluteal nerve (L4,L5)flexesthigh,medially rotatesthigh, stabilisestorso21
gluteus maximusLower limb,gluteal, Left/rightgluteal surface ofilium,lumbar fascia,sacrum,sacrotuberous ligamentgluteal tuberosity offemur,iliotibial tractsuperior gluteal artery,inferior gluteal arteryinferior gluteal nerve (L5,S1,S2 nerve roots)externally rotates andextendship joint, supports extendedknee throughiliotibial tract, chief antigravity muscle insittingIliacus,psoas major,psoas minor21
gluteus mediusLower limb,gluteal, Left/rightgluteal surface ofilium, undergluteus maximusgreater trochanter offemursuperior gluteal arterysuperior gluteal nerve (L4,L5,S1 nerve roots)abduction ofhip; preventingadduction of hipMedial rotation ofthighlateral rotator group21
gluteus minimusLower limb,gluteal, Left/rightgluteal surface ofilium, undergluteus mediusgreater trochanter offemursuperior gluteal arterysuperior gluteal nerve (L4,L5,S1 nerve roots)abduction ofhip; preventingadduction of hipMedial rotation ofthighlateral rotator group21
piriformisLower limb,gluteal,lateral rotator group, Left/rightsacrumgreater trochanterinferior gluteal artery,lateral sacral artery,superior gluteal arterypiriformis nerve (S1 andS2 nerve roots)[10]laterally rotates (outward)thigh21
obturator externusLower limb,gluteal,lateral rotator group, Left/rightobturator foramen andobturatory membranemedial surface ofgreater trochanter offemurobturator arteryposterior branch of obturator nerve (L3,L4)adductthigh,rotate laterally thigh21
superior gemellusLower limb,gluteal,lateral rotator group, Left/rightischial spinenerve to obturator internus (L5,S1,S2)21
obturator internusLower limb,gluteal,lateral rotator group, Left/rightischiopubic ramus,obturator membranemedial surface ofgreater trochanter offemurnerve to obturator internus (L5,S1,S2)abducts &rotates laterallythigh, stabiliseship duringwalking21
inferior gemellusLower limb,gluteal,lateral rotator group, Left/rightischial tuberosityobturator internus tendonnerve to quadratus femoris (L4,L5,S1)laterally rotatesthigh21
quadratus femorisLower limb,gluteal,lateral rotator group, Left/rightischial tuberosityintertrochanteric crestinferior gluteal arterynerve to quadratus femoris (L4,L5,S1)21
articularis genusLower limb, Thigh, Anterior compartmentfemursuprapatellar bursafemoral arteryfemoral nervepullssuprapatellar bursa during extension ofknee21
sartoriusLower limb, Thigh, Anterior compartmentsuperior toanterior superior iliac spinemedial side of uppertibia inpes anserinusfemoral arteryfemoral nerveflexes,laterally rotates, andabductsthigh,flexes andmedially rotatesleg21
rectus femorisLower limb, Thigh, Anterior compartmentanterior inferior iliac spine and exterior surface of bony ridge which forms iliac portion ofacetabulumpatella andtibial tuberosity viapatellar tendonfemoral arteryfemoral nervekneeextension;hipflexionhamstring21
vastus lateralisLower limb, Thigh, Anterior compartmentgreater trochanter,intertrochanteric line, andlinea aspera offemurpatella andtibial tuberosity viapatellar tendonfemoral arteryfemoral nerveextendskneehamstring21
vastus intermediusLower limb, Thigh, Anterior compartmentanterior surface offemurpatella andtibial tuberosity viapatellar tendonfemoral arteryfemoral nerveextendskneehamstring21
vastus medialisLower limb, Thigh, Anterior compartmentanteromedial surface offemurpatella andtibial tuberosity viapatellar tendonfemoral arteryfemoral nerveextendskneehamstring21
biceps femorisLower limb, Thigh, Posterior compartment/hamstringischial tuberosity (long head),linea aspera offemur (short head)[11]head of fibula[11] articulating with back oflateral tibial condyleinferior gluteal artery,perforating arteries,popliteal arterymedial (tibial) part ofsciatic nerve (long head), lateral (common fibular) part ofsciatic nerve (short head)[11]flexesknee joint,laterally rotates leg at knee (when knee is flexed),extendship joint (long head only)[11]quadriceps femoris21
semitendinosusLower limb, Thigh, Posterior compartment/hamstringischial tuberosity[11]pes anserinusinferior gluteal artery,perforating arteriessciatic nerve[11] (tibial,L5,S1,S2)flexesknee, extendship,medially rotatesleg atknee[11]quadriceps femoris21
semimembranosusLower limb, Thigh, Posterior compartment/hamstringischial tuberosity[11]medial surface oftibia[11]profunda femoris,gluteal arterysciatic nerve[11]flexesknee, extendship,medially rotatesleg atknee[11]quadriceps femoris21
gracilisLower limb, Thigh/Hip, Medial compartment (adductor muscles)inferior pubic ramus[12]tibia (pes anserinus)obturator arteryanterior branch of obturator nerve[12]adductship,flexeship,medially rotatesknee[12]gluteus medius,gluteus minimus21
pectineusLower limb, Thigh/Hip, Medial compartment (adductor muscles)superior pubic ramus[12]lesser trochanter,linea asperaobturator arteryfemoral nerve andobturator nerve (medial compartment)[12]adducts and flexeship[12]gluteus medius,gluteus minimus21
adductor brevisLower limb, Thigh/Hip, Medial compartment (adductor muscles)anterior surface of inferior pubic ramus[12]lesser trochanter andlinea aspera offemurobturator arteryanterior branch of obturator nerve[12]adductship[12]gluteus medius,gluteus minimus21
adductor longusLower limb, Thigh/Hip, Medial compartment (adductor muscles)pubic body just below pubic crestmiddle third oflinea asperaobturator arteryanterior branch of obturator nerve[12]adducts and medially rotateship[12]gluteus medius,gluteus minimus21
adductor magnus, adductor partLower limb, Thigh/Hip, Medial compartment (adductor muscles)pubis[12]femur,adductor tubercle of femurobturator arteryposterior branch of obturator nerve (adductor) and tibial part ofsciatic nerve (vertical head)[12]adductship[12]gluteus medius,gluteus minimus23
adductor minimusLower limb, Thigh/Hip, Medial compartment (adductor muscles), part of adductor magnusInferior ramusLinea aspera of thefemurObturator artery and themedial circumflex femoral artery of thefemoral artery.Obturator andtibial nervesAdduction and lateral rotation ofthighgluteus medius,gluteus minimus23
adductor magnus, ischiocondylar partLower limb, Thigh/Hip, Medial compartment (adductor muscles)pubis[12]femur,adductor tubercle of femurobturator arteryposterior branch of obturator nerve (adductor) and tibial part ofsciatic nerve (vertical head)[12]adductship[12]gluteus medius,gluteus minimus23
tibialis anteriorLower limb, Leg, Anterior Compartmentbody of tibiamedial cuneiform andfirst metatarsal bones offootanterior tibial arterydeep fibular nervedorsiflexes andinvertsfootfibularis longus,gastrocnemius,soleus,plantaris,tibialis posterior21
extensor hallucis longusLower limb, Leg, Anterior Compartmentmiddle portion of anterior surface offibula, anterior surface ofinterosseous membranedorsal side of base ofdistal phalanx ofhalluxanterior tibial arterydeep fibular nerveextendsbig toe, assists indorsiflexion offoot atankle, weakly inverts footflexor hallucis longus,flexor hallucis brevis21
extensor digitorum longusLower limb, Leg, Anterior Compartmentlateral condyle of tibia, superior ¾ ofinterosseous membranemiddle and distalphalanges of lateral four digitsanterior tibial arterydeep fibular nerveextension oftoes andankleflexor digitorum longus,flexor digitorum brevis21
fibularis tertiusLower limb, Leg, Anterior Compartmentdistal anterior surface offibuladorsal surface offifth metatarsalanterior tibial arterydeep fibular nervedorsi flexes andeverts foot21
gastrocnemiusLower Limb, Leg, Calfmedial condyle andlateral condyle offemurcalcaneussural arteriestibial nerve fromsciatic nerve, specifically, nerve rootsS1,S2plantarflexesankle,flexesknee (minor)tibialis anterior21
soleusLower Limb, Leg, Calffibula, medial border oftibia (soleal line)tendo calcaneussural arteriestibial nerve, specifically, nerve roots L5–S2plantarflexesankletibialis anterior21
plantarisLower Limb, Leg, Posterior compartment, Superficiallateral supracondylar ridge offemur above lateral head ofgastrocnemiuscalcaneal tendon (medial side, deep togastrocnemius tendon)sural arteriestibial nerveplantarflexesankle,flexeskneetibialis anterior21
popliteusLower Limb, Leg, Posterior compartment, Deepmiddle facet of lateral surface oflateral femoral condyleposteriortibia undertibial condylespopliteal arterytibial nervemedially rotates andflexesknee21
flexor hallucis longusLower Limb, Leg, Posterior compartment, Deep,tarsal tunnelposterior surface of upper 1/3 offibulabase of distalphalanx ofhalluxfibular artery (peroneal branch ofposterior tibial arterytibial nerve,S1,S2 nerve rootsflexes all joints ofbig toe,plantarflexesankleextensor hallucis longus21
flexor digitorum longusLower Limb, Leg, Posterior compartment, Deep,tarsal tunnelmedialtibiadistalphalanges of lateral four digitsposterior tibial arterytibial nerveflexestoesextensor digitorum longus,extensor digitorum brevis21
tibialis posteriorLower Limb, Leg, Posterior compartment, Deep,tarsal tunneltibia,fibulanavicular,medial cuneiformposterior tibial arterytibial nerveinvertsfoot,plantarflexesfoot atankletibialis anterior21
fibularis longusLower Limb, Leg, Lateral compartmentfibulafirst metatarsal,medial cuneiformfibular arterysuperficial fibular nerveplantarflexes and everts ankletibialis anterior21
fibularis brevisLower Limb, Leg, Lateral compartmentfibulafifth metatarsalfibular arterysuperficial fibular nerveplantarflexes and everts ankletibialis posterior21
extensor digitorum brevisLower limb, Foot, Dorsal, left/rightcalcaneustoesdeep fibular nerveextends digits 2, 3, and 4flexor digitorum longus,flexor digitorum brevis21
extensor hallucis brevisLower limb, Foot, Dorsal, left/rightcalcaneusbase of proximalphalanx ofbig toedeep fibular nerveextendsbig toeflexor hallucis brevis21
dorsal interossei (foot) 1-4Lower limb, Foot, Dorsal / Fourth layer, left/rightmetatarsalsproximal phalangeslateral plantar nerve(fourth interosseous space: superficial branchothers: deep branch),first and second interossei: lateral branch ofdeep fibular nerveabductstoesplantar interossei81
abductor hallucisLower limb, plantar, first layer, left/rightmedial process ofcalcaneus,flexor retinaculum,plantar aponeurosismedial side of base of proximalphalanx of first digitmedial plantar nerveabductshalluxadductor hallucis21
flexor digitorum brevisLower limb, plantar, first layer, left/rightmedial process ofcalcaneus,plantar aponeurosis,intermuscular septamiddlephalanges of digits 2–5medial plantar nerveflexes lateral fourtoesextensor digitorum longus,extensor digitorum brevis21
abductor digiti minimi (foot)Lower limb, plantar, first layer, left/rightplantar aponeurosisphalanges offifth toelateral plantar arterylateral plantar nerve (S1,S2)flexes andabductsfifth toeflexor digiti minimi brevis (foot)21
Abductor of fifth metatarsalabductor ossis metatarsi quinti (foot)Lower limb, plantar, first layer, left/rightcalcaneusfifth toelateral plantar arterylateral plantar nerve (S1,S2)abductsfifth toeflexor digiti minimi brevis (foot)01
quadratus plantaeLower limb, plantar, second layer, left/rightcalcaneustendons offlexor digitorum longuslateral plantar nerve (S1,S2)flexesdistal interphalangeal joints (assistsflexor digitorum longus)21
lumbricals of the foot 1-4Lower limb, plantar, second layer, left/righttendons offlexor digitorum longusmedial surface ofextensor expansion of proximal phalanges of lateral fourtoeslateral plantar artery,plantar arch, fourplantar metatarsal arterieslateral plantar nerve (lateral three lumbricals) andmedial plantar nerve (first lumbrical)maintain extension of digits at interphalangeal joints81
flexor hallucis brevisLower limb, plantar, Third layer, left/rightplantar surface ofcuneiforms, plantarcalcaneocuboid ligament,long plantar ligamentmedial head: medial sesamoid bone ofmetatarsophalangeal joint, proximal phalanx of great toe

lateral head: lateral sesamoid bone ofmetatarsophalangeal joint, proximal phalanx of great toe

medial plantar nerveflexesbig toeextensor hallucis longus21
adductor hallucisLower limb, plantar, Third layer, left/rightoblique head: proximal ends of middle 3metatarsals

transverse head:metatarsophalangeal joints, ligaments of lateral 3 toes

lateral side of base of proximalphalanx ofbig toe,sesamoidlateral plantar nerveadductsbig toeabductor hallucis21
flexor digiti minimi brevis (foot)Lower limb, plantar, Third layer, left/rightfifth metatarsal bonephalanx offifth toelateral plantar nerve (superficial branch)extends andadductsfifth toeabductor digiti minimi21
opponens digiti minimi muscle of foot(opponens digiti quinti)Lower limb, plantar, first layer, left/right?middlephalanges of digit 5???01
plantar interossei 1-3Lower limb, plantar, Fourth layer, left/righttendons ofplantar Interosseiproximal phalanges III-V - muscles cross the metatarsophalangeal joint of toes III-V so the insertions correspond with the origin and there is no crossing between toesplantar arch,dorsal metatarsal arterylateral plantar nerveadductstoes 3 - 5, strengthenstransverse archdorsal interossei61

Table explanation and summary

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The muscles are described usinganatomical terminology. The columns are as follows:

NameExplanation
MuscleUS English[a] name of the muscle perTerminologia Anatomica (TA),[13] minus the term "muscle", with the words reordered occasionally for better sorting. Parts and bellies are listed out as separate rows, as they are sometimes considered separate muscles. - Anything denoting the muscles relationship to another muscle such as e.g. superior, inferior etc. should always be used as a suffix and not a prefix, to create better sortability of the list.
LocationThe location of the muscle in a standard human body. The location first specifies a group such as head, neck, torso, upper limbs, or lower limbs, then may have more specific information. However this additional information must be describing location not function.
OriginThe bone or other structure the muscle is attached to that remains immobile during the action. The term "bone" is omitted from bone names.
InsertionThe attachment point of the muscle, on a bone or otherwise, that moves during the action.
ArteryThe artery which supplies the muscle with blood. The term "artery" is included to avoid confusing columns.
NerveThe nerve(s) which tell the muscle to act (innervates the muscle). The term "nerve" is included for clarity.
ActionThe movement performed by the muscle from thestandard anatomical position. In other positions, other actions may be performed.
AntagonistThe muscle which can 'cancel' or to some degree reverse the action of the muscle. Muscle synergies are noted in parentheses when relevant.
O (Occurrences)Number of times that the named muscle row occurs in a standard human body. Here it may also be denoted when a given muscles only occurs in a male or a female body. By (F) for female and (M) for male, if nothing is denoted. The muscle can be assumed to occur in both genders. This gender denomination should always be behind the number, not in front of it.
TAThe number of rows in the table for the relevant Terminologia Anatomica muscle. For example, TA splits the nasalis muscle into transverse and alar parts, so their TA column entries are 2.

For Origin, Insertion and Action please name a specific Rib, Thoracic vertebrae or Cervical vertebrae, by using C1-7, T1-12 or R1-12.

Summary in numbers

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There does not appear to be a definitive source counting all skeletal muscles. Different sources group muscles differently, regarding physical features as different parts of a single muscle or as several muscles. There are alsovestigial muscles that are present in some people but absent in others, such as thepalmaris longus muscle.[14][15] There are between 600 and 840 muscles within the typical human body, depending on how they are counted.[16][17][18] In the present table, using statistical counts of the instances of each muscle, and ignoring gender-specific muscles, there are 753 skeletal muscles. Sometimes male and females have the same muscle but with different purposes[19]

Numbers based on the list above

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Total number
Total number of entries inTerminologia Anatomica represented in table337
Total rows of table (combining TA2 entries)289
Types of vestigial muscles listed, which do not always appear in a standard male or female human12
Non gender specific skeletal muscles - listed names (combining parts)249
Gender specific skeletal muscles - listed names6
Non gender specific skeletal muscles - average occurrences (combining parts)753
Gender specific skeletal muscles - average occurrences (50% male)4.5
Total number of skeletal muscles represented in table (average)759.5

Agonistic and antagonistic relationships

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Muscles are often paired as agonistic and antagonistic muscles.[20] This can be a bit misleading as, in general, it is groups of muscles working together to either make or cancel a movement.[21] The present table lists some well-known relationships but is not at all complete.

Innervation overview

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Mind map showing a summary of upper limb muscle innervation
Mind map showing a summary of lower limbmuscle innervation

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^The UK English names differ mainly by the addition of dashes, which are less common in practice.

References

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  1. ^Pessino, Kenneth; Patel, Jay; Patel, Bhupendra C. (2023),"Anatomy, Head and Neck; Frontalis Muscle",StatPearls, Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing,PMID 32491684, retrieved2023-07-02
  2. ^"Muscle of terminal notch - e-Anatomy - IMAIOS".www.imaios.com. Retrieved2023-07-27.
  3. ^Weaver, C (February 1978). "Frequency of occurrence of the transversus menti muscle".Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.61 (2):231–3.doi:10.1097/00006534-197802000-00013.PMID 622414.S2CID 27905510.
  4. ^Barker, B. C. (October 1981). "The pterygoideus proprius muscle".Australian Dental Journal.26 (5):309–310.doi:10.1111/j.1834-7819.1981.tb05228.x.ISSN 0045-0421.PMID 6949532.
  5. ^Maranillo, Eva; Vázquez, Teresa; Mirapeix, Rosa; León, Xavier; McHanwell, Stephen; Quer, Miquel; Sañudo, José Ramón (May 2009). "Ceratocricoid muscle: an embryological and anatomical study".Clinical Anatomy.22 (4):463–470.doi:10.1002/ca.20795.ISSN 1098-2353.PMID 19306315.S2CID 35995462.
  6. ^"Ceratocricoid muscle - e-Anatomy - IMAIOS".www.imaios.com. Retrieved2023-07-27.
  7. ^Kim, Jun-Ho; Won, Hyung-Sun; Chung, In-Hyuk; Kim, In-Beom (November 2015). "The enigmatic subcostal muscle: Anatomical study with application to spine and chest pain syndromes and avoidance of confusion on imaging: Morphology and Morphometry of the Subcostal Muscle".Clinical Anatomy.28 (8):1017–1021.doi:10.1002/ca.22631.PMID 26384842.S2CID 42512626.
  8. ^abEssential Clinical Anatomy. K.L. Moore & A.M. Agur. Lippincott, 2 ed. 2002. Page 193
  9. ^Gosling, J. A., Harris, P. F., Humpherson, J. R., Whitmore I., & Willan P. L. T. 2008. Human Anatomy Color Atlas and Text Book. Philadelphia: Mosby Elsevier. page 200
  10. ^Essential Clinical Anatomy. K.L. Moore & A.M. Agur. Lippincott, 2 ed. 2002. Page 217
  11. ^abcdefghijkGosling 2008, p. 273
  12. ^abcdefghijklmnopqGosling et al. 2008, p. 266
  13. ^FIPAT (2019)."Terminologia Anatomica"(PDF) (2nd ed.). Federative International Programme for Anatomical Terminology.
  14. ^de las Peñas, César Fernández; Ge, Hong-You; Arendt-Nielsen, Lars; Dommerholt, Jan; Simons, David G. (2011)."Chapter 32 - Referred pain from muscle/myofascial trigger points".Neck and Arm Pain Syndromes.Churchill Livingstone. pp. 404–418.doi:10.1016/B978-0-7020-3528-9.00032-7.ISBN 978-0-7020-3528-9.
  15. ^Sarnat, Harvey B.; Carpenter, Stirling (2015)."Chapter 4 - Muscle Biopsy for Diagnosis of Neuromuscular and Metabolic Diseases".Neuromuscular Disorders of Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence (2nd ed.).Academic Press. pp. 46–65.ISBN 978-0-12-417044-5.
  16. ^Science Reference Section (19 November 2019)."What is the strongest muscle in the human body?".Library of Congress. Retrieved2021-05-01.
  17. ^Brooks, Susan V. (2003-12-01)."Current topics for teaching skeletal muscle physiology".Advances in Physiology Education.27 (1–4):171–182.doi:10.1152/advan.2003.27.4.171.ISSN 1043-4046.PMID 14627615.S2CID 14267377.
  18. ^Stewart, Gregory John (2009)."Chapter 8: Skeletal muscles".The skeletal and muscular systems. New York: Chelsea House.ISBN 9781604133653.OCLC 277118444.
  19. ^Glenmark, Birgitta; Nilsson, Maria; Gao, Hui; Gustafsson, Jan-Åke; Dahlman-Wright, Karin; Westerblad, Håkan (December 2004)."Difference in skeletal muscle function in males vs. females: role of estrogen receptor-β".American Journal of Physiology. Endocrinology and Metabolism.287 (6):E1125 –E1131.doi:10.1152/ajpendo.00098.2004.ISSN 0193-1849.PMID 15280152.S2CID 7926940.
  20. ^"Agonist and antagonist muscle pairs - Muscular system - OCR - GCSE Physical Education Revision - OCR".BBC Bitesize. Retrieved2023-07-04.
  21. ^Biga, Lindsay M.; Bronson, Staci; Dawson, Sierra; Harwell, Amy; Hopkins, Robin; Kaufmann, Joel; LeMaster, Mike; Matern, Philip; Morrison-Graham, Katie; Oja, Kristen; Quick, Devon; Runyeon, Jon (2019-09-26)."11.1 Describe the roles of agonists, antagonists and synergists".

General references

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  • Gosling, J.A.; Harris, P.F.; Humpherson, J.R.; Whitmore, I.; Willan, P.L.T. (2008).Human Anatomy: Color Atlas and Textbook. phot. by A.L. Bentley (5th ed.). Philadelphia: Mosby.ISBN 978-0-7234-3451-1.

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