(FINAL) erector spinae group

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The Erector Spinae group runs from the ___ to the ___ along the ___ aspect of the vertebral column.

Sacrum

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The Erector Spinae group runs from the sacrum to the ___ along ___ the aspect of the vertebral column.

Occiput

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The Erector Spinae group runs from the sacrum to the occiput along ___ the aspect of the vertebral column.

Posterior

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Its musculature is dense and layered. The erector spinae muscles have three main branches - the ___, ___, & ___.

Spinalis

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Its musculature is dense and layered. The erector spinae muscles have three main branches - the spinalis, ____, & ___.

Longissimus

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Its musculature is dense and layered. The erector spinae muscles have three main branches - the spinalis, longissimus, & ___.

Iliocostals

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These branches subdivide into smaller branches such as ___ ___, ___ ___. a ___ ___ and more.

Spinalis thoracis

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These branches subdivide into smaller branches such as Spinalis thoracis, ____ ____. a ____ ____ and more.

Longissimus capitis

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These branches subdivide into smaller branches such as Spinalis thoracis, longissimus captis. a ___ ___ and more.

Illiocostalis lumborum

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The ___ is the smallest of the three muscles and lies closest to the spine in the ___ ___.

Spinalis

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The spinalis is the smallest of the three muscles and lies closest to the spine in the ___ ___.

Lamina groove

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The thick ___ and lateral ___ from a visible mound along the lumbar and thoracic spine.

Longissimus

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The thick longissimus and lateral ___ from a visible mound along the lumbar and thoracic spine.

Illiocostalis

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The long tendons of illocostalis extend laterally beneath the ___ In the lumbar region.

Scapula

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In The lumbar region, the erectors lie deep to the thin but dense ___ ___ in the thoracic and cervical areas, they are deep to the ___, the ___, and the ___ ___ ___, ___.

Thoracolumbar fascia

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In The lumbar region, the erectors lie deep to the thin but dense Thoracolumbar fascia in the thoracic and cervical areas, they are deep to the ___, the ___, and the ___ ___ ___, ___.

Trapezius

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In The lumbar region, the erectors lie deep to the thin but dense Thoracolumbar fascia in the thoracic and cervical areas, they are deep to the trapezius, the ___, and the ___ ___ ___, ___.

Rhomboids

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In The lumbar region, the erectors lie deep to the thin but dense Thoracolumbar fascia in the thoracic and cervical areas, they are deep to the trapezius, the rhomboids, and the ___ ___ ___, ___.

Serratus posterior superior

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In The lumbar region, the erectors lie deep to the thin but dense Thoracolumbar fascia in the thoracic and cervical areas, they are deep to the trapezius, the rhomboids, and the Serratus posterior superior, ___.

Inferior