The pectoral girdle (the shoulder girdle)

The pectoral girdle, known as the scapular girdle in Anatomy,is a skeletal structure lacated on both sides of the body.Its Primary function is to connect the upper limb to the sternum of the axial skeleton,offering stability and mobility.Comprised of the clavicle (collarbone) and scapula (shoulder blade) ,the pectoral girdle forms an integral part of the appendicular skeleton.

The course on the shoulder girdle is organized into several learning units,allowing you to aquire comprehensive knowledge regarding the topography and anatomical description of the bones comprising this girdle.Additionally,it provides an opportunity to compare the human shoulder girdle with that of different animal species,enhancing you understanding of the subject.