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Origins + Insertion Definition

Insertions of a muscle: Site where muscle and bone are attached and there is movement.

Origins of a muscle A site where power is attached to the bone, but no movement.

HEAD Orbital Muscle Group

DefinitionRefers to the muscles surrounding the eye socket, responsible for eye movement and eyelid function.

Around eyes: Closes eyes forcefully (orbital part) or gently (palpebral part) + helps in flow of tears (lacrimal part)

Origins (Orbicularis Oculi)

Nasal part of frontal bone

Frontal process of the maxilla

Origins (Orbicularis Oculi)

Lacrime bone

Medial palpebral ligament

Insertions (Orbicularis Oculi)

Points where this muscle attaches to the bones and tissues around the eye.

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Skin of orbital region

Superior/ inferior tarsal plates

Lateral Palpebral raphe

HEAD (Orbital Muscle Group )

The insertions of the corrugator supercilii muscle are the points where this muscle attaches to the skin and fascia of the forehead, near the inner part of the eyebrow.

Corrugator Supercilii: pulls eyebrows medially + inferiorly

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Origins + Insertion Definition

Insertions of a muscle: Site where muscle and bone are attached and there is movement.

Origins of a muscle A site where power is attached to the bone, but no movement.

HEAD Orbital Muscle Group

Origins (Orbicularis Oculi)

Nasal part of frontal bone

Frontal process of the maxilla

Origins (Orbicularis Oculi)

Lacrime bone

Medial palpebral ligament

Insertions (Orbicularis Oculi)

Points where this muscle attaches to the bones and tissues around the eye.

Skin of orbital region

Superior/ inferior tarsal plates

Lateral Palpebral raphe

HEAD (Orbital Muscle Group )

The insertions of the corrugator supercilii muscle are the points where this muscle attaches to the skin and fascia of the forehead, near the inner part of the eyebrow.

Corrugator Supercilii: pulls eyebrows medially + inferiorly