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Lint: superficial-transverse-perineal-muscle

superficial-transverse-perineal-muscle
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"The paired superficial transverse perineal muscles (TA: musculus transversus superficialis perinei) lie in the perineum and are important for stabilising the perineal body."

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"origin: ischial tuberosity"

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"insertion: the fibres of each muscle meet in the midline at the perineal body and decussate to intertwine with their contralateral superficial transverse perineal muscle 2,3"

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"innervation: perineal nerve, a branch of the pudendal nerve"

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"action: aid in the stability of the perineal body"

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"action: aid in the stability of the perineal body"

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