Muscles of the Thoracic Wall - 3D Anatomy Tutorial

3D anatomy tutorial on the muscles of the thoracic wall.
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The following structures are discussed in this tutorial:
Muscles which attach to the thoracic cage:
- Serratus anterior
- Serratus posterior (superior and inferior)
Muscles lying in the intercostal spaces and neurovascular structures:
- External, internal and innermost intercostal muscles
- Intercostal vein, artery and nerves
Endothoracic fascia
3 other muscles:
- Levatores costarum
- Subcostales
- Transversus thoracis
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To add to this great presentation: the serratus anterior can aid inspirationally by elevating the ribs it is attached to by rotating the shoulder blades outwards (which equals a widely expanded ribcage) which is important for esp. classical singers to sustain the neurological (therefore mechanical) pattern associated with physiological vocal function. Cheers.

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Really nice videos! Thanks for all of them! I spoted a little mistake in this one: The internal intercostal muscles DO HAVE an internal intercostal MEMBRANE as the external intercostal muscles do. But the internal intercostal membrane attaches to the vertebral column (because the run in the opposite direction)

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I see your marking for intercostalis intimi shows extension till sternum but i believe it is only located in middle 2/4th of intercostal space. The anterior part is contained by Sternocostalis .

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