Humerus Rotation Muscles: Infraspinatus, Teres Minor & Subscapularis
The three muscles that rotate the humerus are:
* Infraspinatus: This muscle externally rotates the humerus and is located on the back of the shoulder.
* Teres minor: This muscle also externally rotates the humerus and is located on the back of the shoulder, inferior to the infraspinatus.
* Subscapularis: This muscle internally rotates the humerus and is located on the front of the shoulder.
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