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The lateral tract is made up of a complex of long muscles. A distinction is made between the <b>saccrospinal</b> (m. iliocostalis and m. longissimus), spinotransversal (mm. intertransversarii and levatores costarum) and intertransversal (mm. intertransversarii and levatores costarum) system.
  
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The lateral tract is made up of a complex of long muscles. A distinction is made between the <b>saccrospinal </b> (<i>M. iliocostalis</i> and <i>M. longissimus</i>), <b>spinotransversal </b> (<i>Mm. intertransversarii</i> and <i>levatores costarum</i>) and <b>intertransversals</b> (<i>Mm. intertransversarii</i> and <i>levatores costarum</i>) <b>System</b>.
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<td>1) <i>M. iliocostalis lumborum</i>: <i>Fascia thoracolumbalis</i>, <i>Os sacrum</i>, <i>Crista iliaca</i><br>2) <i>M. iliocostalis thoracis</i>: 7th-12th rib<br>3) <i>M. iliocostalis cervicis</i>: 3rd-7th rib</td>
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<td>1) M. iliocostalis lumborum: fascia thoracolumbalis, os sacrum, crista iliaca<br>2) M. iliocostalis thoracis: 7th-12th rib<br>3) M. iliocostalis cervicis: 3rd-7th rib</td>
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<td>4) <i>M. longissimus thoracis</i>: spinous processes of the lumbar spine, transverse processes of the lower section of the thoracic spine, <i>Os sacrum</i>, <i>Crista iliaca</i><br>5) <i>M. longissimus cervicis</i>: 1st-6th thoracic vertebrae (transverse processes)<br>6) <i>M. longissimus capitis</i>: 1st-3rd thoracic vertebrae (transverse processes) and 4th-7th cervical vertebrae (transverse and articular processes)</td>
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<td>4) M. longissimus thoracis: spinous processes of the lumbar spine, transverse processes of the lower section of the thoracic spine, os sacrum, crista iliaca<br>5) M. longissimus cervicis: 1st-6th thoracic vertebrae (transverse processes)<br>6) M. longissimus capitis: 1st-3rd thoracic vertebrae (transverse processes) and 4th-7th cervical vertebrae (transverse and articular processes)</td>
 
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<td>1) 6th-12th rib, transverse processes of the upper lumbar spine, <i>Fascia thoracolumbalis</i><br>2) 1st-6th rib<br>3) 4th-6th cervical vertebrae (transverse processes)</td>
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<td>1) 6th-12th rib, transverse processes of the upper lumbar spine, fascia thoracolumbalis<br>2) 1st-6th rib<br>3) 4th-6th cervical vertebrae (transverse processes)</td>
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<td>4) 2th-12th rib, transverse processes of the thoracic spine, rib processes of the lumbar spine<br>5) 2nd-5th cervical vertebrae (transverse processes)<br>6) Wart process (proc. mastoideus) of the temporal bone (os temporale)</td>
 
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<td>In case of one-sided contraction these muscles cause lateral flexion on the same side of the body (ipsilateral), in case of bilateral activation dorsal extension.</td>
 
<td>In case of one-sided contraction these muscles cause lateral flexion on the same side of the body (ipsilateral), in case of bilateral activation dorsal extension.</td>
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<td>The <i>M. longissimus</i> additionally causes a rotation of the head to the ipsilateral side.</td>
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<td>The m. longissimus additionally causes a rotation of the head to the ipsilateral side.</td>
 
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<td>7) <i>M. splenius cervicis</i>: 3rd-6th thoracic vertebra (spinous processes)<br>8) <i>M. splenius capitis</i>: 3rd cervical to 3rd thoracic vertebra (spinous processes)</td>
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<td>7) M. splenius cervicis: 3rd-6th thoracic vertebra (spinous processes)<br>8) M. splenius capitis: 3rd cervical to 3rd thoracic vertebra (spinous processes)</td>
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<td>9) <i>Mm. intertransversarii medial lumborum</i>: between adjacent <i>Procc. mamillares</i> of the lumbar spine<br>10) <i>Mm. intertransversarii lateral lumborum</i>: between adjacent <i>Procc. costales</i> of the lumbar spine<br>11) <i>Mm. intertransversarii posterior cervicis</i>: between adjacent <i>Tubercula posteriora</i> of the 2nd-7th cervical vertebra </td>
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<td>9) Mm. intertransversarii mediales lumborum: between adjacent procc. mamillares of the lumbar spine<br>10) Mm. intertransversarii laterales lumborum: between adjacent procc. costales of the lumbar spine<br>11) Mm. intertransversarii posteriores cervicis</i>: between adjacent tubercula posteriora of the 2nd-7th cervical vertebra</td>
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<td>12) Mm. intertransversarii costarum breves: 7. Hals- und 1.-11. Brustwirbel (Querfortsätze)<br>13) Mm. intertransversarii costarum longi: 7th cervical and 1st-11th thoracic vertebrae (transverse processes)</td>
 
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<td>7) 1st and 2nd cervical vertebrae (spinous processes)<br>8) <i>Proc. mastoideus</i>, upper cervical line (lateral <i>Linea nuchalis</i></td>)
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<td>7) 1st and 2nd cervical vertebrae (spinous processes)<br>8) Proc. mastoideus, upper cervical line (lateral Linea nuchalis</td>)
 
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<td>12) Rib angle (Angulus costae) of the underlying rib<br>13) Rib angle (Angulus costae) of the next but one rib </td>
 
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<td>In case of bilateral activation these muscles cause a dorsal extension of the cervical spine, in case of one-sided contraction rotation and ipsilateral lateral flexion.</td>
 
<td>In case of bilateral activation these muscles cause a dorsal extension of the cervical spine, in case of one-sided contraction rotation and ipsilateral lateral flexion.</td>
 
<td>One-sided activation of these muscles leads to lateral flexion of the lumbar and cervical spine, bilateral contraction to stabilization and dorsal extension of the lumbar and cervical spine</td>
 
<td>One-sided activation of these muscles leads to lateral flexion of the lumbar and cervical spine, bilateral contraction to stabilization and dorsal extension of the lumbar and cervical spine</td>
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The lateral tract is made up of a complex of long muscles. A distinction is made between the saccrospinal (m. iliocostalis and m. longissimus), spinotransversal (mm. intertransversarii and levatores costarum) and intertransversal (mm. intertransversarii and levatores costarum) system.

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M. iliocostalis M. longissimus
Origin 1) M. iliocostalis lumborum: fascia thoracolumbalis, os sacrum, crista iliaca
2) M. iliocostalis thoracis: 7th-12th rib
3) M. iliocostalis cervicis: 3rd-7th rib		 4) M. longissimus thoracis: spinous processes of the lumbar spine, transverse processes of the lower section of the thoracic spine, os sacrum, crista iliaca
5) M. longissimus cervicis: 1st-6th thoracic vertebrae (transverse processes)
6) M. longissimus capitis: 1st-3rd thoracic vertebrae (transverse processes) and 4th-7th cervical vertebrae (transverse and articular processes)
Insertion 1) 6th-12th rib, transverse processes of the upper lumbar spine, fascia thoracolumbalis
2) 1st-6th rib
3) 4th-6th cervical vertebrae (transverse processes)		 4) 2th-12th rib, transverse processes of the thoracic spine, rib processes of the lumbar spine
5) 2nd-5th cervical vertebrae (transverse processes)
6) Wart process (proc. mastoideus) of the temporal bone (os temporale)
Function In case of one-sided contraction these muscles cause lateral flexion on the same side of the body (ipsilateral), in case of bilateral activation dorsal extension. The m. longissimus additionally causes a rotation of the head to the ipsilateral side.
Innervation lateral branches of the rami posteriores spinal nerves (C8-L1) lateral branches of the rami posteriores spinal nerves (C1-L5)


Spinotransverse and intertransverse system

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M. splenius Mm. intertransversarii Mm. levatores costarum
Origin 7) M. splenius cervicis: 3rd-6th thoracic vertebra (spinous processes)
8) M. splenius capitis: 3rd cervical to 3rd thoracic vertebra (spinous processes)		 9) Mm. intertransversarii mediales lumborum: between adjacent procc. mamillares of the lumbar spine
10) Mm. intertransversarii laterales lumborum: between adjacent procc. costales of the lumbar spine
11) Mm. intertransversarii posteriores cervicis: between adjacent tubercula posteriora of the 2nd-7th cervical vertebra		 12) Mm. intertransversarii costarum breves: 7. Hals- und 1.-11. Brustwirbel (Querfortsätze)
13) Mm. intertransversarii costarum longi: 7th cervical and 1st-11th thoracic vertebrae (transverse processes)
Insertion 7) 1st and 2nd cervical vertebrae (spinous processes)
8) Proc. mastoideus, upper cervical line (lateral Linea nuchalis		9) to 11) insertion and origins are congruent 12) Rib angle (Angulus costae) of the underlying rib
13) Rib angle (Angulus costae) of the next but one rib
Function In case of bilateral activation these muscles cause a dorsal extension of the cervical spine, in case of one-sided contraction rotation and ipsilateral lateral flexion. One-sided activation of these muscles leads to lateral flexion of the lumbar and cervical spine, bilateral contraction to stabilization and dorsal extension of the lumbar and cervical spine Both-sided contraction causes dorsal extension of the thoracic spine, one-sided contraction causes ipsilateral flexion and contralateral rotation.
Innervation lateral branches of the rami posteriores spinal nerves (C1-C6) lateral branches of the rami posteriores and the corresponding spinal cord segment rami posteriores spinal nerves

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