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====Muscles of the Shoulder====
====Muscles of the Shoulder====
These muscles are grouped:
These muscles are grouped:
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*Lateral:'''Supraspinatus ''' and '''Infraspinatus'''
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*Lateral:'''Supraspinatus ''' and '''Infraspinatus''', Suprascapular n. of the brachial plexus
**Origin: the fossae of the scapula
**Origin: the fossae of the scapula
**Insertion: both tubercles of the humerus
**Insertion: both tubercles of the humerus
**Action: brace the shoulder
**Action: brace the shoulder
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**Innervation: Suprascapular n. of the brachial plexus
**Clinical significance: bursa between the tendon of the infraspinatus and lateral tubercle of the humerus can be the site of inflammation
**Clinical significance: bursa between the tendon of the infraspinatus and lateral tubercle of the humerus can be the site of inflammation
*Medial:
*Medial:
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**'''Supscapularis'''
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**'''Supscapularis''': Subscapular n. from the brachial plexus
***Origin: Deep surface of the scapula
***Origin: Deep surface of the scapula
***Insertion: medial tubercle of the humerus
***Insertion: medial tubercle of the humerus
***Action: braces medial shoulder joint, potential adductor
***Action: braces medial shoulder joint, potential adductor
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***Innervation: Subscapular nerve from the brachial plexus
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**'''Coracobrachialis''': Musculocutaneous n. of the brachial plexus
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**'''Coracobrachialis'''
***Origin: medial supraglenoid tubercle
***Origin: medial supraglenoid tubercle
***Insertion: proximal shaft of the humerus
***Insertion: proximal shaft of the humerus
***Action: fixator
***Action: fixator
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***Innervation: Musculocutaneous nerve of the brachial plexus
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*Caudal (Flexors): Axillary n. of the brachial plexus
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*Caudal (Flexors):
**'''Deltoids'''
**'''Deltoids'''
***Origin: caudal border and spine of the scapula
***Origin: caudal border and spine of the scapula
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**'''Teres Minor'''
**'''Teres Minor'''
**Actions: Act together to flex the shoulder joint
**Actions: Act together to flex the shoulder joint
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**Innervation: Axillary nerve of the brachial plexus
*There are no defined extensors of the shoulder. Those involved (brachiocephalic m., biceps brachii, supraspinatus, and ascending pectorals) have other, more primary roles.
*There are no defined extensors of the shoulder. Those involved (brachiocephalic m., biceps brachii, supraspinatus, and ascending pectorals) have other, more primary roles.
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====Muscles of the Elbow====
====Muscles of the Elbow====