The Anthromica Library
The human body one structure at a time. Every page has a 3D model you can turn, with its parts numbered on it, where it sits, what it does and what supplies it.
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- Sartorius muscleMusculus sartoriusSartorius is the long, narrow, ribbon-like muscle that runs obliquely across the front of the thigh from hip to inner knee.
- Scalenus anterior muscleMusculus scalenus anteriorScalenus anterior is a deep neck muscle running from the transverse processes of C3 to C6 down to the scalene tubercle of the first rib.
- Scalenus medius muscleMusculus scalenus mediusScalenus medius is the biggest and longest scalene muscle, running down the side of the neck from the cervical vertebrae to the first rib.
- Scalenus posterior muscleMusculus scalenus posteriorScalenus posterior, the least and deepest of the scalene muscles, runs from the lower cervical vertebrae to the second rib.
- Scapular spinal part of deltoid musclePars spinalis scapularis musculi deltoideiThe spinal part of the deltoid is its posterior portion, arising from the scapular spine and drawing the arm backward.
- Semimembranosus muscleMusculus semimembranosusThe broad, deep medial hamstring, running from the ischial tuberosity to the back of the medial tibial condyle.
- Semispinalis colli muscleMusculus semispinalis colliSemispinalis colli is a deep back muscle of the neck that runs from upper thoracic transverse processes to cervical spinous processes.
- Semispinalis thoracis muscleMusculus semispinalis thoracisSemispinalis thoracis is a deep back muscle of the mid-thorax, running from lower thoracic transverse processes to upper thoracic and lower cervical spines.
- Semitendinosus muscleMusculus semitendinosusThe superficial medial hamstring, a spindle-shaped belly ending in a long cord-like tendon that joins the pes anserinus below the knee.
- Serratus anterior muscleMusculus serratus anteriorSerratus anterior is the broad, saw-edged muscle on the side of the chest that holds the scapula against the ribs and swings it forward.
- Serratus posterior inferior muscleMusculus serratus posterior inferiorSerratus posterior inferior is a thin, four-sided muscle where the thoracic back meets the lumbar back, pulling on the lower ribs.
- Serratus posterior superior muscleMusculus serratus posterior superiorSerratus posterior superior is a thin, four-sided muscle of the upper back that runs from the lower neck spines to the upper ribs.
- Short head of biceps brachiiCaput breve musculi bicipitis brachiiThe short head of biceps brachii starts on the coracoid process and forms the medial belly of the biceps on the front of the arm.
- Short head of biceps femorisCaput breve musculi bicipitis femorisThe femoral head of biceps femoris, arising from the linea aspera and joining the long head to insert on the fibula.
- Soleus muscleMusculus soleusSoleus is a broad, flat calf muscle lying deep to the gastrocnemius that flexes the ankle and keeps the body upright when standing.
- Spinalis capitis muscleMusculus spinalis capitisSpinalis capitis is a thin, often indistinct strand of the erector spinae that reaches the skull from the upper thoracic and lower cervical spines.
- Spinalis colli muscleMusculus spinalis colliSpinalis colli is an inconstant deep neck muscle running from the lower nuchal ligament and upper spines to the spine of C2.
- Spinalis thoracis muscleMusculus spinalis thoracisSpinalis thoracis is the thin, innermost column of erector spinae in the back, linking lower and upper thoracic spinous processes.
- Splenius capitis muscleMusculus splenius capitisSplenius capitis is a broad strap muscle at the back of the neck that runs from the upper spines to the mastoid and occiput.
- Splenius colli muscleMusculus splenius colliSplenius colli is a strap muscle of the upper back and neck, running from mid-thoracic spines to the upper cervical transverse processes.
- Sternocleidomastoid muscleMusculus sternocleidomastoideusSternocleidomastoid is the prominent strap muscle running diagonally up the side of the neck from the sternum and clavicle to behind the ear.
- Sternocostal head of pectoralis major musclePars sternocostalis musculi pectoralis majorisThe sternocostal head is the large lower portion of pectoralis major, spreading from the sternum and upper costal cartilages to the humerus.
- Sternohyoid muscleMusculus sternohyoideusSternohyoid is a thin infrahyoid strap muscle in the front of the neck, running from the back of the manubrium to the hyoid bone.
- Sternothyroid muscleMusculus sternothyreoideusSternothyroid is a broad infrahyoid strap muscle that runs from the back of the manubrium to the thyroid cartilage of the larynx.