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F1

F1

Frontalis
F2

F2

Temporalis
F3

F3

Platysma

F4

Orbicularis oculi
F5

F5

Masseter
F6

F6

Orbicularis oris
F7

F7

Occipitalis
N1

N1

Sternohyoid
N2

N2

SCM
S1

S1

Trapezius
S2

S2

Deltoid
S3

S3

Infraspinatus
S4

S4

Teres minor
S5

S5

Teres major
AR1

AR1

Triceps brachii
AR2

AR2

Biceps brachii
AR3

AR3

Brachialis
FO1

FO1

Pronator teres
FO2

FO2

Brachioradialis
FO3

FO3

Flexor carpi radialis
FO4

FO4

Palmaris longus
FO5

FO5

Extensor carpi radialis longus
FO6

FO6

Flexor carpi ulnaris
FO7

FO7

Extensor digitorum
FO8

FO8

Extensor carpi ulnaris
T1

T1

Pectoralis Major
T2

T2

Serratus anterior
AB1

AB1

Rectus abdominis
AB2

AB2

External oblique
AB3

AB3

Internal oblique
AB4

AB4

Transverse abdominis
H1

H1

Gluteus medius
H2

H2

Gluteus maximus
B1

B1

Latissimus doris
TH1

TH1

Tensor fasciae latae
TH2

TH2

Iliopsoas
TH3

TH3

Sartorius
TH4

TH4

Pectineus
TH5

TH5

Adductor longus
TH6

TH6

Gracilis
TH7

TH7

Rectus femoris
TH8

TH8

Vastus lateralis
TH9

TH9

Vastus medialis
TH10

TH10

Adductor magnus
TH11

TH11

Biceps femoris
TH12

TH12

Semitendinosus
TH13

TH13

Semimembranosus
L1

L1

Fibularis longus
L2

L2

Tibialis anterior
L3

L3

Extensor digitorum longus
L4

L4

Gastrocnemius
L5

L5

Soleus