visiblebody:

The lateral rotators are muscles in the hip/gluteal region of the body and their main job is basically what it sounds like: to rotate the hip joint laterally. Who’da thunk it, right?

Take a crash course in the lateral rotators with our latest blog post here!

Traité complet d’anatomie de l’homme (1866-1871) 2nd ed. by Bourgery, Bernard, and Jacob

nowealth-noruin:

Drawing (from photo reference) of a superficial dissection of the right shoulder and neck, anterior aspect, illustrating major muscles, nerves, and vessels. The venous plexus above the clavicle is abnormal. Not a terribly refined drawing but mostly I’m just trying to ensure i know my anatomy backwards before I start sticking electrodes in people.

xehhx:

Making this post for future reference

Horse Hair direction charts

lebody:

Livre de pourtraiture - Jehan Cousin, 1608

lebody:

Le corpus humain et grandeur naturelle planches coloriées et superposées, avec texte explicatif- Julien Bouglé, 1899.

lebody:

Ontleding des menschelyken lichaams - Govard Bidloo, 1690

sarah-oconnell:

Last night, my Constructive Human Anatomy partner and I finished sculpting the muscles on our model skeleton. c:

caitibug757:

A posterior view of the shoulder girdle showing three muscles: supraspinatus m., infraspinatus m., and teres minor m. They each help the humerus move in different ways:

Suprapinatus m.: ‘Helps deltoid abduct arm at shoulder; stabilizes shoulder by drawing humerus toward glenoid fossa of scapula’

Infraspinatus m.: ‘Laterally rotates arm at shoulder; stabilizes shoulder by drawing humerus toward glenoid fossa of scapula’

Teres minor m: ‘Laterally rotates and weakly adducts arm at shoulder; draws humerus toward glenoid fossa of scapula to help stabilize the shoulder’

- Info from www.getbodysmart.com/


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