Intercostal Connective Tissue

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External Intercostal Muscle:

• Outermost of three muscle layers between ribs.

Origin and Insertion:

• Superior and inferior margins of adjacent ribs.

Innervation:

• Ventral rami of segmental spinal nerves T1 – T11.

Actions:

• Largely hypothetical, but seem to assist in forced respiration.

Internal Intercostal Muscle:

• The middle of three muscle layers between ribs.

Innermost Intercostal Muscle:

• Most internal layer, not continuous throughout rib cage.

More Topics on Chest Wall:

1. Osteology of Pectoral Region
2. Glandular Structure of the Mammary Gland
3. Development of the Breast
4. Fluid Circulation in the Breast
5. Muscles of the Pectoral Region
6. Intercostal Connective Tissue
7. Notes on Neurovascular Bundle

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Histology and Cytology

1. Cell Components
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4. Lymphoid Tissue
5. Integument
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7. Gastrointestinal System
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5. Lower Limb
6. Head and Neck
7. Chest Wall
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