Muscles of the arm - Origin, Insertion & Innervation - Human Anatomy | Kenhub
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In this video tutorial, we’re going to talk about the muscles of the arm. These muscles play different roles in the movements of the upper extremity. They are mainly involved in movements of the shoulder joint and the elbow.
Being genuine what we were taught was that Anconeus muscle is part of posterior compartment of forearm muscles. I hope that helps
There are many muscles found in the upper extremity. Based on their position and location within the upper extremity, we can identify three major groups of muscles. At the most distal end of the upper extremity, you can find the muscles of the hand, responsible for various movements of the hand and wrist. Moving slightly upward, you’ll find the muscles that define the forearm. And at the most proximal end of the upper extremity are the muscles we’ll discuss in this tutorial — the arm muscles.
We will discuss the origins, insertions, and innervation of the following muscles:
BEHIND EVERY GREAT BICEPS THERE IS A GREAT BRACHIALIS 🔥🔥🔥
2:05 Biceps brachii: including its long and short heads
5:43 Triceps brachii: including its lateral, medial, and long heads
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10:21 Brachialis
13:09 Anconeus
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