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deltoid

Thick muscle swathing the shoulder joint from the collar bone (clavicle) to its attachment part way down the upper arm bone (humerus).
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The fracture to the former PM's upper arm had been "moving about a little bit" and had presented problems to repair due to its position under the deltoid muscle, he said.
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The fracture to the former premier's upper arm had been "moving about a little bit" and had struggled to repair due to its position under the deltoid muscle, he said.
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This muscle has three parts, anterior deltoid muscle (the front), medial deltoid muscle (the middle), and posterior deltoid muscle (the rear).
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