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The right suprahilar region of the lung is located in the upper middle portion of this organ. The left lung also has a suprahilar region, but it is slightly bigger than the right.
The muscle located in the upper part of your back in the middle is called the trapezius muscle. It is a large, triangular muscle that extends from the base of your skull down to the middle of your spine and across to your shoulders. Its primary function is to move and stabilize the shoulder blades.
epigastric region
Trapezius Muscles (upper back)
Latissimus Dorsi
upper 4 ribs and there intercostal muscles.upper part of serratus anterior muscle
If you cut through the middle of the muscle that flexes the upper wing on any animal, you render the wing useless. It will no longer flex, much like cutting a human Achilles heel.
Hypochondric
There is not a single muscle that rotates the upper arm. The name of the muscle that contributes in rotation of the upper arm is deltoid muscle.
Trapezius Muscles (upper back)
The brachial muscle lies virtually underneath the Biceps of the upper arm. There are also arteries and nerves in that region of the same name. So basically, "the right brachial region" would lie along the front of the humerus [upper] bone in the right arm. Brachial refers to the upper arm.
Anatomically speaking, lets talk about the abdominal pelvic cavity. This area is located from as high as your Xiphoid to as low as your pelvis. The regions are broken up by nine regions evenly divided so that it looks like a Tic Tac Toe board. The upper left region (ULR) being the Right Hypochondriac Region The upper middle region (UMR) being the Epigastric Region The upper right region (URR) being the Left Hypochondriac Region. The left middle region (LMR) being the Right Lumbar Region The direct middle of your cavity being the Umbilical Region The middle right region (MRR) being the Left Lumbar Region. The lower left region is your Right Illiac Region The lower middle is called your Hypogastric Region The lower right region being your Left Illiac Region. These regions may seem confusing but when the patient or subject is lying down or standing up in the anatomical position, the patients left is your right. *(see the related image link)