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deltoid
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deltoid [′del‚tȯid]
(anatomy)
The large triangular shoulder muscle; originates on the pectoral girdle and inserts on the humerus.
(biology)
Triangular in shape.
(mathematics)
The plane curve traced by a point on a circle while the circle rolls along the inside of another circle whose radius is three times as great.
A concave quadrilateral with two pairs of adjacent equal sides. Also known as Steiner's hypocycloid tricuspid.


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With the resident on his/her abdomen or side, place your palms on the resident's lower back, stroke up the spine to the shoulders, out to the deltoid muscles, down the lateral back to the center of the lower back, and repeat.
16-19) Faghri et al, (16) Baker and Parker, (17) and Linnet al (18) used ES targeting the supraspinatus and posterior deltoid muscles to reduce shoulder subluxatiou over 6 weeks, 6 weeks, and 4 weeks, respectively.
Try this yoga asana with a crazy name--Cow's Face Pose--not only to stretch this area but to lengthen the deltoid muscles of your upper arms.
 
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