Musculus Serratus Anterior (Noun)
Meaning
Muscles that rotate the scapula and elevate the rib cage.
Classification
Nouns denoting body parts.
Examples
- The musculus serratus anterior helps in rotating the scapula and elevating the rib cage during movements like lifting heavy objects.
- The muscle group known as the musculus serratus anterior works closely with the trapezius to facilitate the rotation of the scapula.
- One of the muscles primarily responsible for rotating the scapula and elevating the rib cage is the musculus serratus anterior.
- Physical therapy often focuses on strengthening the musculus serratus anterior to help improve posture and movement.
- Strengthening the musculus serratus anterior muscle can lead to better elevation of the rib cage and rotation of the scapula.