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SEO Keyword summary for en.wikipedia.org/wiki/psoas_major_muscle
Keywords are extracted from the main content of your website and are the primary indicator of the words this page could rank for. By frequenty count we expect your focus keyword to be psoas
Focus keyword
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Short Tail Keywords psoas major muscle |
long Tail Keywords (2 words) psoas major major muscle psoas minor sidebar hide cs1 maint |
long Tail Keywords (3 words) psoas major muscle move to sidebar rami of l1 maint multiple names book cs1 maint fusiform muscle located journal of anatomy |
en.wikipedia.org On-Page SEO Scan
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major found in path !
muscle found in path !
psoas found in path !
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anatomical terms of muscle
transverse processes
intervertebral discs
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artery
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thoracic vertebra
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superior fascia
pubovesical ligament
puboprostatic ligament
inferior fascia
anococcygeal body
muscles of the hip
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iliac region
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gluteal muscles
maximus
medius
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