Suboccipital Triangle Flashcards

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Semispinalis capitis

A

posterior portions
of C7 – T7 vertebrae

occipital bone between superior and inferior nuchal lines

extension of head on neck; rotation of face to opposite side

dorsal rami of cervical & thoracic NN.

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Semispanilis cervicus

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posterior aspect of T1-5 transverse processes

spines of cervical vertebrae 2-5

extension of head on neck

dorsal rami of cervical & thoracic NN.

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Obliquus capitis inferioris

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spine of axis

transverse process of atlas

rotation of face towards ipsilateral side

dorsal ramus of C1

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Obliquus capitis superioris

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transverse process of atlas

occipital bone between superior and inferior nuchal lines

extension of head on neck & flexion of head on neck to ipsilateral side

dorsal ramus of C1

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Rectus capiatis posterior minor

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posterior tubercle of atlas

medial portion of inferior nuchal line of occipital bone

extension of head on neck

dorsal ramus of C1

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Rectus capitis posterior major

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spinous process of axis

lateral portion of inferior nuchal line occipital bone

extension of head on neck

dorsal ramus of C1

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7
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Splenius capitis

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lower part of lig. nuchae & spines of C7 - T4 vertebrae

mastoid process & occipital bone below superior nuchal line

bilateral action: extension of head on neck; unilateral action: draw head back and rotate to ipsilateral side

dorsal rami of middle cervical NN.

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Splenius cervicus

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spines of T 3-6 vertebrae

transverse processes of C1-3 vertebrae

bilateral action: extension of head on neck; unilateral action: draw head back
and rotate to ipsilateral side

dorsal rami of lower cervical NN.

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