Musculus digastricus

The video tutorial explains the anatomy and function of the suprahyoid muscles, focusing on the digastricus muscle. It details the structure, embryological origins, and innervation of the anterior and posterior venters. The anterior venter originates from the fossa digastrica and is innervated by the mylohyoid nerve, while the posterior venter originates from the incisura mastoidea and is innervated by the facial nerve. The tutorial also covers the functional movements of the digastricus muscle, including its role in moving the mandible and tongue.

What are the two parts of the digastricus muscle called?

Explain the significance of the intermediate tendon in the digastricus muscle.

Describe the origin of the anterior venter of the digastricus muscle.

What is the role of the myloius nerve in relation to the digastricus muscle?

How does the posterior venter of the digastricus muscle affect the movement of the tongue leg?