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The trapezius stabilizes and secures the shoulder blade at the thorax and fulfills numerous tasks. It moves the shoulder blade medially and rotates it outward. In addition, the descending part causes elevation of the scapula while the ascending part depresses this bone.
The Trapezius muscle attaches itself to the base of the skull via thin fibrous tissue, to the scapula by by a broad semi-elliptical aponeurosis and to the spinal vertebrae via short tendons. The Trapezius muscles main function is to move the scapula and support the arm.