| When he stood up his respiration was maintained by his intercostals. |
| Fold your left leg over your right knee and cross over with your elbows to hit the transverse abdominus, intercostals and obliques. |
| Since publication of this study, there has not been an adequate explanation of the role of the internal intercostals and the external intercostals during breathing. |
| Another name for something similar to Tietze's syndrome is costal chondritis, which is the inflammation of the intercostals between the ribs. |
| The abdominal muscles contract and are resisted by the intercostals and diaphragm. |
| Three days later, the diaphragm and parasternal intercostals contained numerous inflammatory cells and necrotic muscle fibers. |
