extensor caudae medialis muscle

extensor caudae medialis

A muscle that originates via thin tendons from the distal and dorsal aspects of the neural spines. The tendons course proximomedially to distolaterally and give rise to fleshy fibers that insert onto the lateral aspect of the neural arches of each of the vertebrae it crosses. The m. extensor caudae medialis is a continuation of m. semispinalis dorsi into the tail.

Type Bone
Parent Structure extensor caudae muscle
Latin Name extensor caudae medialis

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the extensor caudae medialis muscle?
A muscle that originates via thin tendons from the distal and dorsal aspects of the neural spines. The tendons course proximomedially to distolaterally and give rise to fleshy fibers that insert onto the lateral aspect of the neural arches of each of the vertebrae it crosses. The m. extensor caudae
What is the Latin name for the extensor caudae medialis muscle?
The Latin name for the extensor caudae medialis muscle is extensor caudae medialis.

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