Description

This detailed anatomical illustration highlights the muscles of the scapular region, offering a clear view of the scapula and its surrounding structures. The prominent muscle displayed is the infraspinatus, which covers the majority of the scapula's posterior surface. Its fibers are shown attaching to the scapula’s infraspinous fossa and extending towards the humerus, illustrating its role in the external rotation of the shoulder joint. The realistic texture and shading of the muscle fibers enhance the depth and clarity of the anatomical features. Perfect for medical students, educators, and professionals, this image serves as an excellent visual aid for understanding the functional anatomy of the upper back and shoulder. It’s a valuable resource for studying shoulder mechanics, injury prevention, and rehabilitation strategies.