2024-09

First, in this article, I will explain “rotator cuffs” in detail. The rotator cuff is an important structure that controls the stability and motor ability of the shoulder joint, and is formed by combining the tendons of multiple muscles. This article covers a wide range of rotator cuff anatomy, causes and symptoms of rotator cuff injury, and its prevention and treatment...

First, in this article, I will explain “external intercostal muscles” in detail. External intercostal muscles are one of the muscles that play an important role in breathing and belong to the category of skeletal muscles. These muscles work to help expand the rib cage and support efficient breathing. In the article, the structure of external intercostal muscles, mechanism...

First, in this article, I will explain the forearm interperiosteum in detail. The forearm mesosseous membrane is an important structure located between the radius and ulna and maintains stability between forearm bones. This membrane supports hand movement and forearm rotation, and plays a role in various activities of daily living and sports activities. injury...

First, in this article, I will explain the “sacrum” in detail. The sacrum is an important bone located at the end of the spine, and is formed by merging multiple small vertebrae (sacral vertebrae). We will also introduce the characteristics, location, and location of the sacral spine, as well as related trivia. Deepen your understanding of the sacral spine...

First, in this article, I will explain “triceps brachialis” in detail. The triceps muscle is a muscle located on the back of the arm and plays an important role in stretching the arm. We will introduce the structure, function, and training methods of this muscle in a wide range of ways, from basics to applications, and how to strengthen it in real life, injuries...

First, in this article, I will explain the “muzzle muscle” in detail. The muzzle muscle is one of the muscles that plays an important role in shaping facial expressions, and in particular, it controls lip movements and is essential for basic activities in daily life such as speaking, eating, and creating facial expressions. The structure and function of this muscle...