musculature

Preposition: of

• organ: The detailed three-dimensional musculature of any living organs can be accurately represented through finite element discretization.

Possessives

• body: Training has a dramatic and very specific effect on the body's musculature and circulation.

Converse of object

• associate: Syllabus Plan and Content Normal human anatomy Axial skeleton: joints, associated musculature and other tissues.
• develop: The classic example of misclassification using the BMI is a body builder, with a very well developed musculature.
• surround: An onlay mesh was placed over the defect with anchoring sutures over the surrounding musculature.
• involve: Analysis of biomechanical needs of wheelchair racing identified pectoris major, anterior deltoids and triceps as the major gross musculature involved in wheelchair propulsion.

Adjective modifier

• pelvic: If the symmetry of the SI joints are incorrect, it can prevent the pelvic floor musculature from working properly.
• facial: In 1821, he published his anatomic diagrams of the course of the facial nerve and its innervation of the facial musculature.
• skeletal: The signs of botulism are a flaccid paralysis of the skeletal musculature, especially the neck and tongue.
• abdominal: It refers to the strengthening of the abdominal musculature especially transversus abdominus and the deep spinal muscle lumbar multifidus.
• upper: Easy to administer, isolates the upper body musculature.
• weakened: Standing aid RAISA The safe and comfortable standing and transfer aid to help people with weakened leg musculature.

Noun used with modifier

• body: Easy to administer, isolates the upper body musculature.
• wall: Embryonic development of the larval body wall musculature of Drosophila melanogaster.
• floor: If the symmetry of the SI joints are incorrect, it can prevent the pelvic floor musculature from working properly.
• calf: Examination reveals profound weakness and wasting of the calf musculature.
• hip: Further addressing the strength and flexibility of the hip musculature may also be required.
• shoulder: Reverse flies Develops upper back and rear shoulder musculature and helps stabilize the scapula.