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Sternalis muscle--a riddle that still awaits an answer short communication.
Folia medica - 1 Jan 2000
Novakov Stoyan S, Yotova Nina I, Petleshkova Tsvetanka D, Muletarov Spas M
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One important variant of the panniculus carnosus remnants--a superficial muscle layer in the thoracic region typical for lower mammals, is an often found variation known by the name of sternalis muscle. It was discovered for the first time by Cabrolius in 1604 and identified precisely in 1726 by Du Puy. Even today, the variation is still an object of description and attempted to be classified and defined. We...
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