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| where troclea of angle bone atttaches |
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| shelf that sits out medially from talus |
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| insertion of semitendinosis, membranosis, gracilis, sartorius |
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MCL, medial meniscus, ACL
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| lateral side of foot down |
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| series of ligaments on medial ankle that prevent eversion |
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| break distal end of fibula into 3 peices |
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| most powerful plantar flexor |
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•Comes from ventral rami L 2, 3, 4
•Have two major branches femoral and optorator
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•L4, 5
•Form lumbosacral trunk
To lumbosacral trunk S1,2,3 and L4, 5 and form sacral plexus |
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•Sartorius origin from coccix and inserts on medial tibia
•At hip weak flexor of hip
•At the knee weak flexor |
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- obtorator nerve
- adductor longus linea asp
- adductor brevis linea
- adductor magnus linea
- gracillis pelvis
- obturator externus linea
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| Posterior Thigh Compartment |
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•Medial muscles are semitendinosus and semimembranosis
•Long and lateral head of bicep
•Adductor magmus
•Innervation sciatic nerve and divides into tibial and common perineal nerve
•Common perineal nerve innervates short head of bicep
•Tibial nerve innervates everything else
•All muscle of posterior compartment except short head will have origin from ishceal tuberosity and cross the hip joint
•All muscles that have origin from ischeal tuberosity are innervated by tibeal nerve
•All the muscles compartment except adductor magnus cross the knee joint
•Muscles that cross the hip joint extend the hip joint |
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| Gludeus medius and minimus action |
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adduct hip
superior gluteal nerve |
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inferior gluteal
extension of thigh |
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| opening in facia that covers the thigh which great saphinous vein runs through and empties into femoral vein |
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| Formed by tendon of glutues max and tensor facia latae |
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sartorius, ingiunal ligament and adductor longus
You will finds the femoral VAN
Only blood supply to leg |
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Sciatic n enters glutial inferior to piriformus muscle |
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| as soon as popliteal a crosses it it becomes tibular and has anterior and posterior tibial a |
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| anterior compartment of calf |
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- deep fibular nerve
- tibialis anterior -
- extensor hallucis longus -
- extensor digitorum longus
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superficial fibular nerve
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fibularis longus - evert foot; weakly plantarflex
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fibularis brevis - stops short and attachs to base of 5 metatarsals
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| superficial calf compartment |
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- tibial nerve
- gastrucnemius
- soleus
- plataris
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tibial nerve
popliteus - weakly flexes knee and unlocks it by laterally rotating femur o |
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