Coracoid process tendon attachments, including the pectoralis minor insertion and key anatomical landmarks.

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CORACOID PROCESS TENDON ATTACHMENT PECTORALIS MINOR MRI (VIDEO)

CORACOID PROCESS TENDON ATTACHMENT PECTORALIS MINOR MRI

HOW TO FIND PECTORALIS MINOR:

There are 3 tendons that attach to the coracoid process:

  1. Pectoralis Minor.
  2. Coracobrachialis and,
  3. The short Head of Biceps.


In this video we start by looking at how to identify on MRI the Pectoralis Minor muscle and tendon on a Shoulder MRI and the location of its attachment to the coracoid.

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Coracoid process attachment of the conjoint tendon formed by the coracobrachialis and short head of the biceps
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