The Ansa Pectoralis is a nerve loop formed by branches of the medial and lateral pectoral nerves, located in the axillary region. It innervates the pectoralis major and minor muscles, coordinating their function in shoulder movement and stabilization. Injury or compression of this loop can cause weakness or atrophy of the pectoral muscles, affecting arm adduction and medial rotation. 🔗👇 Link Below 👇🔗 -- Read: https://wikism.org/Ansa_Pectoralis -- #Anatomy #ATC #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #P

6.6K views · 113 reactions | Quels muscles élèvent notre corps ? Which muscles pull the body up ? Une belle illustration 3D de Muscle and Motion  Muscles: - Latissimus dorsi (Grand Dorsal) - Trapezius (Trapèze) - Pectoralis minor (Petit Pectoral) - Serratus anterior (Dentelé Antérieur) - Pectoralis major (Grand Pectoral) #osteopathie #ostéo #anatomie #anatomy #3d #pullups #latissimusdorsi #trapezius #pectoral #dorsal #traction #muscle | François Albaranes Ostéopathe D.O. | Facebook