Difference between Pectoral Muscle and Musculus Pectoralis

PECTORAL MUSCLE vs MUSCULUS PECTORALIS: NOUN

Achilles tendon, Elbow, Abductor muscle, Ligament, Groin, Knee, Triceps, Rotator cuff, Quadriceps, Abdominal muscle, Hamstring, Musculus pectoralis, Pecs, Pectoralis, Pectoral

Hamstring tendon, Achilles tendon, Elbow, Abductor muscle, Ligament, Groin, Knee, Triceps, Rotator cuff, Quadriceps, Abdominal muscle, Hamstring, Pecs, Pectoralis, Pectoral

New Orleans Saints, Taylor played through a torn pectoral muscle to record seven tackles, three sacks, and two forced fumbles.
Both came with Cowboys special teams standout Keith Davis sidelined with a pectoral muscle injury.
He suffered a pectoral muscle injury in a contest against the Giants on Oct.
He tore his pectoral muscle during the game, an injury that typically takes around six months to heal.
Breast workouts help set the pectoral muscle tissue below the chest.
Areola or breast depression:Static - Can be seen when the pectoral muscle is relaxed.
Trichinosis is another nasty parasite that can sometimes take hold in the pectoral muscle.
Robust automatic pectoral muscle segmentation from mammograms using texture gradient and euclidean distance regression.
Week Five, three games before he tore a pectoral muscle.
TP was present at the left anterior pectoral muscle.