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7 May 2026

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  • curprev 10:2310:23, 7 May 2026 Yatreyu talk contribs 13,307 bytes +13,307 Created page with "The '''occipitofrontalis''' (also called the '''epicranial muscle''') is the major cutaneous muscle of the scalp. It has two muscle bellies — the '''frontalis''' anteriorly and the '''occipitalis''' posteriorly — connected above by a large flat tendinous sheet, the '''galea aponeurotica''', which covers the vertex of the skull. The galea is firmly connected to the skin but slides freely over the periosteum. Trigger points (TrPs) in these muscles are a commonly overl..."
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