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肌肉起始点（Muscle origin） The frontal muscle of the 1. frontal muscle is connected to the occipital muscle directly through the cap like aponeurosis. Therefore, regardless of the occipital or forehead muscle, or two parts are tense, can cause the whole scalp tension feeling. The frontal muscle is partly connected to the orbicularis oculi muscle, which is often associated with headache. The two muscles are often associated with headache. Muscular junction: above, to the cap like aponeurosis. Below the surface of the skin to the eyebrows, part to the orbicularis oculi muscle and nasal root. The 2. occipital muscle, the occipital muscle, is connected directly to the frontal muscle through a cap like aponeurosis. Muscular junction: above, to the cap like aponeurosis. Lower to upper occipital line. Related areas: local pain is spread to the back and top of the head and can involve the same side of the eye. Orbicularis oculi muscle, 3. Muscle connection: inside to the medial palpebral ligament, frontal and maxilla and eyelid tissue. Upper medial to orbital. 4. major zygomatic muscle and zygomatic small muscle zygomatic major muscle and zygomatic small muscle are the main laughing muscles. Muscular junction: above, to zygomatic bone. The lower part, to the angular tissue, fused with the orbicularis oris muscle fiber. The 5. temporal muscle, temporalis muscle, is a large, scalloped muscle covering the front, upper, and posterior sides of the head, side, and ears. All patients with complaints of headache or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems should be examined and treated for temporalis. Muscular junction: the bones and fascia of the temporal fossa above the zygomatic arch. Below, to the mandibular coronoid process and to the mandibular ramus. 6. masseter muscle masseter muscle is the most important masticatory muscle. When there is a problem with TMJ, the masseter muscle should be treated first. Muscular junction: upper, maxillary, zygomatic, and zygomatic arches. Underneath