DOI:
https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.science-research.139726Keywords:
muscle topography functional groups innervation peripheral nerves biomechnics.Abstract
This article provides a systematic analysis of muscle topography, functional groups, and innervation characteristics. The anatomical distribution of skeletal muscles, their biomechanical functions, and neural regulation through the peripheral nervous system are discussed from a biophysical perspective. The functional significance of each muscle group, its role in motor activity, and the mechanisms of nerve impulse transmission are described in detail. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of musculoskeletal system function, clinical diagnostics, and rehabilitation strategies.References
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