Talk:Latissimus dorsi muscle

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

find a pic with anterior view please! and lateral view too!!


Can I rewrite this page? Hope I didn't offended anyone. Anyway, if so, you can always put back the old article here.

[edit] hopefully accurate ascii-art

I always heard that the triangle muscles were the lats so I added some ascii-art to that effect. I don't hve a copy of Gray's Anatomy handy so I haven't checked this out.

Nice ASCII art :) Moving it here, as I just replaced it with a png image.

Visually, the lats are the "\ /" in

  0
 _|_
|\ /|
| - |
 | |
 | |
--Nikai 23:05, 24 July 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Rows

Hi, just wondering, what's the difference between a bent over row and a dumbell row?

Bent-over rows are performed sitting, with a bend at the waist (about 45-90ยบ) The motion is more or less the same as all other rows-- pulling the arm(s) in towards the body and pulling back the scapula. They can be performed with a barbell, dumbbells, or even kettlebells. A good example of the dumbbell bent-over row can be found [1]. Dumbbell rows are most often performed one arm at a time as in the example.
Both barbell and dumbbell rows can be bent-over or "straight" (with no waist bend.) Straight rows, naturally, are a bit tricky to perform-- they require either a machine with pulleys, lying prone on a bench with the bar on the floor, or performing the exercise as a supine chinup with the feet supported (example.) Kajerm 18:31, 16 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Latissumus Dorsi Flap

Can someone please add a section on what this procedure entails, its side effects, etc? thanks 98.217.183.53 (talk) 16:06, 27 April 2008 (UTC)A.L.