Longissimus Capitis (Superficial Erector Spinae) anatomy

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Functional Anatomy

Longissimus Capitis (Superficial Erector Spinae)

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Functional Anatomy

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Origin

Transverse processes of upper four to five
thoracic vertebrae, and articular
processesof lower three or four cervical
vertebrae

Insertion

Transverse processes of 2nd through 6th
cervical vertebrae

Actions

Bilaterally, superficial erector spinae
extend the spine; no EMG activity present
when standing erect in neutral posture
Unilaterally, iliocostalis and longissimus
laterally flex (side bend) and rotate to the
opposite side

Nerve

Lateral branches of the dorsal primary
division of the spinal nerves

0109-NE-XX Longissimus Capitis (Superficial Erector Spinae)

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2007-12-22

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