musculus corrugator supercilii

musculus corrugator supercilii
[TA] superciliary corrugator muscle: origin, medial end of superciliary arch; insertion, skin of eyebrow; innervation, facial; action, draws eyebrow downward and medially. Called also Koyter muscle.

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