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| french, topical, cigarette, leptin, dustpuppy, lipodystrophy, breathing, used, egg harbor, lose weight, age, zuma, plump pics , cruisers yachts, hair_skin_nails|cosmetic_surgery, plump latina , brow lifts, adiposetissues / physiological aspects, spot reducing, stress, liposuctionon thighs, nhs, houseboat, buzzards bay, | The tendon for the biceps femoris muscle may disease be felt in the same region disease on the outside of the leg. marrow: The whitish area in the middle of the femur contains the bone marrow (a favorite in French soups!). Blood cells develop in this area. These cells include disease erythrocytes - red blood cells, immune cells such as macrophages, and lymphocytes, and platelets. Platelets are small pieces of larger cells called megakaryocytes (mega=big; karyon=nucleus; cyte=cell). As their name implies, these cells are very large and have a big nucleus. As the cells develop they shed pieces of membrane that enter the circulation as platelets. The platelets help seal broken blood vessels, forming clots when you get a cut. rectus_femoris: Running a finger from just above the knee to just below the hip approximately traces the location of the rectus femoris muscle. |
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| Once developed they enter the blood to carry oxygen or help protect the body against infection. gracilis: The gracilis is one of the adductors of the hip - muscles that draw the knees together, often used to stay on horses. It runs zuma from the lower edge of the hip to just below the knee. great_saphenous_vein: The great saphenous zuma vein is one of the larger superficial veins of the leg. Pieces of this vein are commonly used zuma as grafts for heart bypass operations. hamstring: The semimembranous, semitendinous and biceps femoris muscles form the hamstring. This muscle runs along the back of the leg, from behind the knee to below the buttocks. These three muscle both flex the knee (bend it), and extend the hip (kick the leg behind the body). These muscles contract very strongly when bending forward to keep you from falling forward. You can feel the tendon of the semimembranous muscle by placing a hand over the inside of the leg, just above and behind the knee, while bending the knee. |
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