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Lateral Vertebral Muscles 3D

  • Anterior Scalene

    • * Arises from the transverse processes of CV3–CV6.
    • * Inserts at the scalene tubercle on the first rib.
    • * Elevates the first rib and contributes to neck flexion.
    • * Innervated by lower cervical nerves (C5–C8).

 

  • Middle Scalene

    • * Originates from the transverse processes of CV2–CV7.
    • * Inserts on the upper surface of the first rib.
    • * Raises the first rib and aids in neck flexion.
    • * Innervated by lower cervical nerves (C5–C8).

 

  • Posterior Scalene

    • * Arises from the transverse processes of CV4–CV6.
    • * Inserts on the outer surface of the second rib.
    • * Elevates the second rib and contributes to neck flexion.
    • * Innervated by lower cervical nerves (C6–C8).

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  • Anterior Scalene

    • * Arises from the transverse processes of CV3–CV6.
    • * Inserts at the scalene tubercle on the first rib.
    • * Elevates the first rib and contributes to neck flexion.
    • * Innervated by lower cervical nerves (C5–C8).

 

  • Middle Scalene

    • * Originates from the transverse processes of CV2–CV7.
    • * Inserts on the upper surface of the first rib.
    • * Raises the first rib and aids in neck flexion.
    • * Innervated by lower cervical nerves (C5–C8).

 

  • Posterior Scalene

    • * Arises from the transverse processes of CV4–CV6.
    • * Inserts on the outer surface of the second rib.
    • * Elevates the second rib and contributes to neck flexion.
    • * Innervated by lower cervical nerves (C6–C8).

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