Abdominal wall muscles (anterolateral) anatomy

The muscles of the abdominal wall hold everything in so they seem pretty important. We'll look at the anterior and lateral abdominal wall muscles and the tricks they use to form a strong, supportive wall that moves, and we'll cover fun things such as the conjoint tendon (inguinal aponeurotic falx), rectus sheath and linea alba, with nods towards the arcuate line and inguinal canal (which are actually covered in other videos).
Inguinal canal:
• Inguinal canal
Arcuate line:
• Arcuate line (linea se...
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Dear @SamWebster I’m Sophie senior physiotherapist student and we bumped into a little issue with the rectus abdominis muscle. In the Hungarian literature it says that the rectus abdominis origins from the 5th and 7th ribs and processus xylhoideus of the sternum and inserts in os pubis’s symphysis while on the other hand english literature says it’s the other way around. I belive functionally, anatomically and considering the biomechanics of the body it would be logical what the english literature says that the rectus abdominis origins from the symphysis…but i’m not sure. I would like to ask your opinion about this topic?
thank you in advance, Sophie

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