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* aryepiglotticus * auricularis * buccinator * constrictor of pharynx - inferior * constrictor of pharynx - middle * constrictor of pharynx - superior * corrugator supercilii * cricothyroid * depressor anguli oris * depressor labii inferioris * digastric * digastric (anterior view) * frontalis * genioglossus * geniohyoid * hyoglossus * inferior oblique * inferior rectus * intrinsic muscles of tongue * lateral cricoarytenoid * lateral pterygoid * lateral rectus * levator anguli oris * levator labii superioris * levator labii superioris * alaeque nasi * levator palpebrae superioris * levator veli palatini * longus capitis * longus colli * masseter * medial pterygoid * medial rectus * mentalis * m. uvulae * mylohyoid * nasalis * oblique arytenoid * obliquus capitis inferior * obliquus capitis superior * omohyoid * orbicularis oculi * orbicularis oris * palatoglossus * palatopharyngeus * platysma * posterior cricoarytenoid * procerus * rectus capitus anterior * rectus capitus lateralis * rectus capitus posterior major * rectus capitus posterior minor * risorius * salpingopharyngeus * scalenus anterior * scalenus medius * scalenus minimus * scalenus posterior * splenius capitis * splenius cervicis * stapedius * sternocleidomastoid * sternohyoid * sternothyroid * styloglossus * stylohyoid * stylohyoid (anterior view) * stylopharyngeus * superior oblique * superior rectus * temporalis * temporoparietalis * tensor tympani * tensor veli palatini * thyro - arytenoid & vocalis * thyro - epiglotticus * thyrohyoid * transverse arytenoid * zygomaticus major * zygomaticus minor

* diaphragm * intercostals external * intercostals innermost * intercostals internal * levatores costarum * pectoralis major * pectoralis minor * serratus anterior * serratus posterior inferior * serratus posterior superior * subcostalis * transversus thoracis * external oblique abdominis * internal oblique abdominis * psoas major * psoas minor * pyramidalis * quadratus lumborum * rectus abdominis * transversus abdominis

* abductor digiti minimi (hand) * abductor pollicis brevis * abductor pollicis longus * adductor pollicis * anconeus * articularis cubiti * biceps brachii * brachialis * brachioradialis * coracobrachialis * deltoid * extensor carpi radialis brevis * extensor carpi radialis longus * extensor carpi ulnaris * extensor digiti minimi (hand) * extensor digitorum (hand) * extensor indicis * extensor pollicis brevis * extensor pollicis longus * flexor carpi radialis * flexor carpi ulnaris * flexor digiti minimi brevis (hand) * flexor digitorum profundus * flexor digitorum superficialis * flexor pollicis brevis * flexor pollicis longus * infraspinatus * interossei - dorsal of hand * interossei - palmar of hand * latissimus dorsi * lumbricals of hand * opponens digiti minimi (hand) * opponens pollicis * palmaris brevis * palmaris longus * pectoralis major * pectoralis minor * pronator quadratus * pronator teres * serratus anterior * subscapularis * supinator * supraspinatus * teres major * teres minor * triceps

* bulbospongiosus * cremaster * dartos * deep transverse perinei * gemellus inferior * gemellus superior * gluteus maximus * gluteus medius * gluteus minimus * ischiocavernosus * levator ani-coccygeus * levator ani - iliococcygeus * levator ani - pubococcygeus * levator ani - puborectalis * levator ani - pubovaginalis * obturator internus (A) * obturator internus (B) * piriformis (A) * piriformis (B) * sphincter ani * sphincter urethrae * superficial transverse perinei * abductor digiti minimi (foot) * abductor hallucis * adductor brevis * adductor hallucis * adductor longus * adductor magnus * articularis genu * biceps femoris * extensor digitorum brevis (foot) * extensor digitorum longus (foot) * extensor hallucis brevis * extensor hallucis longus * flexor digiti minimi brevis (foot) * flexor digitorum brevis * flexor digitorum longus (foot) * flexor hallucis brevis * flexor hallucis longus * gastrocnemius * gemellus inferior * gemellus superior * gluteus maximus * gluteus medius * gluteus minimus * gracilis * iliacus * interossei - dorsal of foot * interossei - plantar of foot * lumbricals of foot (4) * obturator externus * obturator internus (A) * obturator internus (B) * pectineus * peroneus brevis * peroneus longus * peroneus tertius * piriformis (A) * piriformis (B) * plantaris * popliteus * quadratus femoris * quadratus plantae * rectus femoris * sartorius * semimembranosus * semitendinosus * soleus * tensor fasciae lata * tibialis anterior * tibialis posterior * vastus intermedius * vastus lateralis * vastus medialis * deltoid * erector spinae - spinalis * erector spinae - iliocostalis * erector spinae - longissimus * infraspinatus * interspinales * intertransversarii * latissimus dorsi * levator scapulae * levatores costarum * obliquus capitis inferior * obliquus capitis superior * rectus capitus posterior major * rectus capitus posterior minor * rhomboid major * rhomboid minor * serratus posterior inferior * serratus posterior superior * splenius capitis * splenius cervicis * supraspinatus * teres major * teres minor * transversospinalis - multifidus * transversospinalis - rotatores * transversospinalis - semispinalis * trapezius

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