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“Aponeuroses (Aponeurosis)”  

Aponeurosis

  In our body, Aponeuroses (Aponeurosis) are dense connective tissue layers of flat broad tendons, supplied very sparingly with blood vessels and nerves.
  In our body, the Aponeuroses (Aponeurosis) primary function is to join muscles with the body parts the muscles act upon such as bones and muscles.
  Examples of subsets, concepts, subjects and related entities of aponeuroses include:

Pharyngobasilar fascia Lingual aponeurosis Aponeurosis of masseter Aponeurosis of rectus femoris Aponeurosis of gluteus minimus Palatine aponeurosis Aponeurosis of adductor magnus Aponeurosis of adductor brevis Aponeurosis of gracilis Aponeurosis of semimembranosus Aponeurosis of semitendinosus Aponeurosis of sartorius Aponeurosis of bulbospongiosus Aponeurosis of extensor carpi ulnaris Aponeurosis of extensor carpi radialis brevis Aponeurosis of pronator quadratus Aponeurosis of subscapularis Aponeurosis of serratus posterior inferior Aponeurosis of serratus posterior superior Aponeurosis of nasalis

Aponeurosis of procerus Aponeurosis of ischiocavernosus Aponeurosis of sternocleidomastoid Aponeurosis of trapezius Palmar aponeurosis Subdivision of aponeurosis of epicranius Aponeurosis of gastrocnemius Aponeurosis of vastus intermedius Aponeurosis of vastus medialis Aponeurosis of vastus lateralis Aponeurosis of epicranius Plantar aponeurosis Bicipital aponeurosis Aponeurosis of soleus Aponeurosis of biceps femoris Aponeurosis of quadratus lumborum Aponeurosis of coccygeus Aponeurosis of transversus abdominis Aponeurosis of internal oblique Aponeurosis of external oblique

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