Muscles of the Thoracic Wall - 3D Anatomy Tutorial 

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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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This is great in helping people outside medical fields to get familiar with their body. I often feel exhausted on the sternum area. I feel sleepy, hard to expand chest and feel difficult to breath when it happens. My heart and lungs had no problem after extensive tests. No doctor gave me a clue. It may be some inflammation on the bone, ligament, muscles in that area.

The direction of internal intercostal muscle (and that of innermost intercostal ) is downwards, backwards and laterally not medially.

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This video was sooooo easy to understand, Im a massage student and I will use these videos in the future :) Thank you!

Lovely! But let's not forget the mighty little interchondral part of the internal intercostal muscles that assist in Inhalation. They're crucial for maintaining a singer's noble sternum while singing ;)

Very good video, informative for injury I have. Thanks.

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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the transverse thoracis insert into the costal cartilages of ribs 3 - 6 and NOT 2 - 6 :)

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the top of the heart is leveled to the 4th thoracic vertebra. To which vertebra is the apex of the heart?

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Sir kindly tell us about insertion and origin of intercoastal muscles

Internal intercostal should run upwards n laterally. Did u make mistake? If u did could u annotate in the video?

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look at posterior abdominal wall and if you need more info...look at anatomy of GIT

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SIR you forget to mention the POSTERIOR INTERCOSTAL MEMBRANE which starts from the angle of Rib Behind

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Superb video

serratus anterior, protracts scapula, long thoracic nerve serratus posterior superior; c7-t3 spinous process to upper border of 2nd-5th ribs via intercostal nerve inferior; t11-l2 spinous process to 9th-12th rib, depresses ribs intercostal muscles; superficial to deep (extern=inspiration, intern=experiation) via T1-T11 nerves external; down-inwards, turns into external intercostal membrane internal; up-medial, no aponeurosis innermost; up-medial, no aponeurosis endothoracic fascia below them, parietal pleura below it, visceral pleura below it, lung below it subcostal grove underneath ribs passes intercostal vein (sup), artery(mid), nerve(inf) levatorus costarum; medial rib, between them subcostales; internal ribs transversus thoracis; stenum+xiphoid to ribs2-6, expiratory muscle (pulls down)

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was transversis thoracis connecting to ribs 3-7 on the diagram not 2-6 like he said? which is right? this was sooo helpful btw.

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i was reading clinically oriented anatomy by moore, and it says that there are internal intercostal membranes, it confused me a bit.. why is that?

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Serratus posterior muscles aid in forced inhalation not exhalation?

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Great as usual Thanks a lot