intermuscular
Amid muscular tissue
Intermuscular describes something situated or occurring between muscles.
In anatomy, intermuscular spaces, septa, or fat deposits lie in the gaps separating distinct muscle groups rather than within the muscle tissue itself.
The intermuscular injection was placed between the biceps and triceps.
The term contrasts with intramuscular, which refers to something inside a muscle.
Connective tissue sheet
- septumInternal anatomical partition
- adiposePertaining to stored lipids
- tendonMuscle-to-bone connector
- ligamentConnective tissue between bones
fascicle · compartment · sheath · interstitial · subcutaneous · myofascia
Inflammatory muscle disease
- myopathyDisorder of muscle tissue
- fibrosisPathological connective tissue buildup
- hematomaBlood collected outside vessels
- abscessLocalized pus collection
edema · inflammation · atrophy · lipoma · hernia · adhesion · calcification
Reduction in size
- glycolysisGlucose metabolism producing ATP
- metabolismCellular nutrient conversion
- fatigueWeariness from prolonged exertion
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
Inaudible high-frequency waves
- MRIMagnetic body imaging
- dissectionAnatomical cutting and examination
- cadavericOf or like corpses
- radiographyDiagnostic imaging using X-rays
fascia
Connective tissue sheet
ligament · fascicle · compartment · sheath · interstitial · subcutaneous · myofascia
myositis
Inflammatory muscle disease
- myopathyDisorder of muscle tissue
- fibrosisPathological connective tissue buildup
- hematomaBlood collected outside vessels
abscess · edema · inflammation · atrophy · lipoma · hernia · adhesion · calcification
contraction
Reduction in size
- glycolysisGlucose metabolism producing ATP
- metabolismCellular nutrient conversion
- fatigueWeariness from prolonged exertion
recovery · synergist · antagonist · coordination · neuromuscular
ultrasound
Inaudible high-frequency waves
- MRIMagnetic body imaging
- dissectionAnatomical cutting and examination
- cadavericOf or like corpses
intermuscularintramuscular
Into muscle tissue
subcutaneous · intracellular · intramural · intravenous · intradermal
muscle, muscular, muscles, musculature, muscularity, intramuscular, intramuscularly, nonmuscular, unmuscular