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external oblique muscle

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Noun1.external oblique muscleexternal oblique muscle - a diagonally arranged abdominal muscle on either side of the torso
abdominal external oblique muscle, musculus obliquus externus abdominis, oblique
abdominal, abdominal muscle, ab - the muscles of the abdomen
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R = right, L = left, RA = rectus abdominis muscle, EO = external oblique muscle, IO = internal oblique muscle, LD = latissimus dorsi muscle, T9ES = erector spinae muscle at T9, L3ES = erector spinae muscle at L3, L5ES = erector spinae muscle at L5, AD = anterior deltoid muscle, PM = pectoralis major muscle.
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Washburn has a strained left external oblique muscle, just below the rib cage.
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As the internal oblique muscles on one side of the body rotates, the external oblique muscles on the opposite side fire, enabling the body to perform the twisting action.
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