ABDOMINAL
ABDOMINAL STATION
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They form a firm and dilatable support for the anterolateral wall of the abdomen.
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Compress abdominal contents to maintain or increase intra-abdominal pressure, opposing the diaphragm
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They move the trunk and help maintain posture.
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support the pubic bones
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Detailed explanation-1: -The main functions of the anterolateral abdominal muscles include the stabilization of the vertebral column, movement of the trunk, and the tensioning of the abdominal wall.
Detailed explanation-2: -Internal abdominal obliques. These muscles are underneath your external abdominal obliques. They also run diagonally and form a “V” shape, but this “V” points up towards your head. Like their external counterparts, these muscles help you rotate your trunk and bend your body from side to side.
Detailed explanation-3: -Core stability muscles, or postural muscles, are the deep muscles in your abdomen, pelvis and back. They act as a corset or scaffolding holding you together rather than moving your trunk. It is important to have good postural muscles to help maintain a good posture.