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Structure of subclavius muscle

Known as: Subclavius, M. subclavius, Subclavius muscle 
National Institutes of Health

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Musculature of pectoral girdleMusculoskeletal SystemPectoral musculature

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Pectoralis MusclesShoulder

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2018
2018
Absence of the subclavius muscle with contralateral subclavius posticus muscle: first imaging report.
2014
2014
A RARE VARIATION OF SUBCLAVIUS MUSCLE
During routine dissection of upper limb, we came across a very interesting unilateral variation of subclavius muscle in an adult… 
2014
2014
The subclavius posticus muscle: an unusual cause of thoracic outlet syndrome
We present the case of a 30-year-old female, complaining of thoracic outlet compression symptoms caused by a supernumerary muscle… 
2010
2010
Supernumerary subclavius muscle in Thais: predisposing cause of thoracic outlet syndrome.
OBJECTIVE To demonstrate and classify the variation of the subclavius muscle according to its insertion in the Thais. MATERIAL… 
2009
2009
Case report: a case of subclavius posticus muscle mimicking a mass on mammogram.
2008
2008
Bilateral variation of subclavius muscle resembling subclavius posticus
During routine anatomical dissection, a bilateral variation of the muscle subclavius was discovered with additional morphological… 
2001
2001
A case with subclavius posticus muscle.
During routine dissection studies, we encountered an aberrant muscle in the neck region of a 50 year-old female cadaver. The… 
2001
2001
Thoracic outlet syndrome secondary to an anomalous subclavius muscle.
1982
1982
Function of the subclavius muscle in a nonhuman primate, the spider monkey (Ateles).
Within the primate order, the morphology of the subclavius muscle is known to be unique among the prehensile-tailed South… 
1952
1952
On the tendon of the subclavius muscle.
1. The descriptive anatomy of the tendinous component of the subclavius muscle is amplified. 2. The subclavius tendon comprises a… 
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