Similar words: pectoralis major, pectoral, pectoral fin, pastoralism, moralism, expectorant, expectorate, electoral. Meaning: n. a skeletal muscle that draws down the scapula or raises the ribs.
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1. The pectoralis minor lies underneath the pectoralis major and in almost all cases any reference to the pecs means the pectoralis major.
2. The pectoralis minor muscle contracts in a closed-chain fashion to lift the lower ribs and open the chest.
3. Results: Pectoralis minor muscles, taking its own nutrient arteries, veins and nerves, showed constant anatomical position.
4. Conclusions: It is possible to select partial pectoralis minor muscle transplantation to reconstruct thumb opposition function.
5. Promote breast musculus pectoralis major and musculus pectoralis minor, effectively improve loose and droopy breasts, and keep breasts firm and elastic.
6. Methods:Modified radical mastectomy of retaining pectoralis major and pectoralis minor muscle was applied to 63 patients, aided by chemotherapy after operation.
7. Objective: To study the muscle spindle morphology, distribution and their relationship with the fiber-types in human pectoralis major and pectoralis minor.
8. The axillary lymph node were positive in 12, in which 6 cases were found under the pectoralis minor muscle and above clavicle simultaneously.
9. Objective To report the variation of the insertion of pectoralis minor muscle and its clinical significance.
10. removal of a breast and the underlying muscles (pectoralis major and pectoralis minor) and lymph nodes in the adjacent armpit.
11. Objective To provide anatomical evidence on nerve for the operation of using pectoralis minor muscle transplantation to reconstruct thumbopposition function.
12. This report provide anatomic basis for repairing of shoulder dislocation with pectoralis minor coracoid process transposition .
More similar words: pectoralis major, pectoral, pectoral fin, pastoralism, moralism, expectorant, expectorate, electoral, inspectorate, expectoration, pastoralist, electoral college, doctoral, inspector, prospector, moralist, moralise, postdoctoral, electorate, pluralism, demoralise, moralistic, directorate, federalism, literalism, liberalism, neutralism, naturalism, demoralised, protectorate.