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A single-stage, double-contrast barium enema involves instilling both the negative and positive contrast media at the same time.
Internal Oblique
The internal oblique is a muscle in the abdominal wall that plays a key role in respiration, posture, and abdominal pressure.
Fascicle Orientation
Refers to the direction and arrangement of muscle fiber bundles, which influence a muscle’s strength and range of motion.
Fusiform
A descriptive term for a spindle-shaped structure, often used in reference to certain muscle and bacteria shapes.
Multipennate
A muscle architecture where the fibers are arranged in multiple rows, with each row forming a different angle with the tendon, increasing the muscle's strength.
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