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intercostal

In biology, the nerves, blood vessels, and muscles that lie between the ribs.


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Example: The internal and external intercostals are located between the ribs and have the duties of stabilizing the framework of the rib cage and assisting with respiration.
In addition, the Walsh's were given $500 spending money some of which they used for fun excursions to the intercostals and the ocean, and at well known restaurants.
Updated information, based on recent research regarding the functions of specific muscles during ventilation, is presented along with the controversies surrounding the ventilatory functions of specific muscles, particularly the intercostals.
 
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