Cardiac muscle tissue is what pumps the heart. Smooth muscle tissue will move every other internal organ.
I dont know what type or the type of answer i know is spose to be for this but i fink it is "The central Nerone system".
The internal organs except for the heart have smooth muscle. The heart has myocardial muscle.
Smooth Muscle
smooth muscle
Smooth muscle (which is not striated)
smooth tissue
Fascia protects internal organs and Tendons allow muscles to attach to bones
Internal organs usually do not move. Unless you mean the contraction of the heart, which is composed of cardiomyocytes. If you have experienced some strange movement of other organs you should contact your doctor.
Blood vessels are surrounded by smooth muscle. This is often known as visceral muscle. This type of muscle also lines the blood vessels and internal organs.
Something called smooth muscle moves the walls of all hollow organs except the heart. The muscle is called smooth because the microscopic subunits called sacromeres are not in any special arrangement. Skeletal muscle is called striated muscle because these units are in a uniform arrangement that appear as striations when seen under the microscope.
Skeletal Muscles.
Smooth muscle.