Artistic Anatomy
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CHAPTER XV.
PECTORAL AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLES.
Of muscles in general. — Muscular contraction : changes of form which result ; movements produced. Composition of muscles ; fleshy body and tendon ; aponeurosis. Nomenclature of muscles, their classification into long, broad, and short muscles; their distri- bution into superficial and deep. Muscles of the trunk, anterior region. — Great pectoral, its relation with the armpit, its action, it is doubled by the lesser pectoral. — The external ob'ique mu...scle of the the abdomen, its fleshy part, its abdominal aponeurosis, linea alba of abdomen. — Groove and inferior space bounded by the promi- nence of the external oblique and rectus. — Internal oblique and transversalis muscles — Rectus abdominis muscle, its aponeurotic sheath, its aponeurotic intersections.
THE form of the body is produced by the muscles disposed upon the skeleton, their function being to move its several parts upon each other. The mus- cles are formed by peculiar tissue called muscular (issue or muscular fibre, which has the property of changing its form, namely, of contracting under the influence of nervous action in most cases controlled by the will.
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CHAPTER XV.
PECTORAL AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLES.
Of muscles in general. — Muscular contraction : changes of form which result ; movements produced. Composition of muscles ; fleshy body and tendon ; aponeurosis. Nomenclature of muscles, their classification into long, broad, and short muscles; their distri- bution into superficial and deep. Muscles of the trunk, anterior region. — Great pectoral, its relation with the armpit, its action, it is doubled by the lesser pectoral. — The external ob'ique mu...scle of the the abdomen, its fleshy part, its abdominal aponeurosis, linea alba of abdomen. — Groove and inferior space bounded by the promi- nence of the external oblique and rectus. — Internal oblique and transversalis muscles — Rectus abdominis muscle, its aponeurotic sheath, its aponeurotic intersections.
THE form of the body is produced by the muscles disposed upon the skeleton, their function being to move its several parts upon each other. The mus- cles are formed by peculiar tissue called muscular (issue or muscular fibre, which has the property of changing its form, namely, of contracting under the influence of nervous action in most cases controlled by the will.
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