Muscles of the Anterior Neck | Deep and Intermediate Layers

The video tutorial explores the anterior neck musculature, focusing on the deep and intermediate layers. It covers the anatomy, origin, insertion, innervation, and function of muscles such as rectus capitis anterior, rectus capitis lateralis, longus colli, scalenes, and longus capitis. The tutorial emphasizes the role of these muscles in neck flexion and lateral flexion, as well as their contribution to forced inspiration.

Describe the function of the anterior longitudinal ligament in relation to the cervical spine.

What muscles are synergistic with the sternocleidomastoid in neck flexion?

How do the actions of the scalenes differ based on their insertion points?

What is the significance of the interscalene space?