Triangularis

Triangularis is a term used in anatomy to refer to a triangular-shaped muscle or structure. The term is derived from the Latin word "triangulum", which means triangle. There are several structures in the human body that are referred to as triangularis, including:

• Triangularis muscle: This term can refer to several different muscles in the body, including the depressor anguli oris muscle in the face, the sternocleidomastoid muscle in the neck, and the triangularis sterni muscle in the chest.

• Triangularis sterni muscle: This is a thin, flat muscle in the chest that helps with respiration.

• Triangularis muscle (face): This is a small muscle in the face that helps to control facial expressions.

• Triangularis muscle (ear): This is a small muscle in the ear that helps to control the movement of the ear.

• Triangularis muscle (hand): This is a small muscle in the hand that helps to control the movement of the fingers.

See also

• List of muscles of the human body
• Anatomy
• Muscle

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