PT 5131 Lecture Notes - Tuberosity Of The Tibia, Obturator Nerve, Femoral Nerve

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Fascial compartments intermuscular septa: thigh broken into 3 general compartments: anterior, posterior, medial. It tract located on lateral thigh: extends fascia deep to attach onto linea aspera. Fascia known as lateral intermuscular septum: divides anterior: medial intermuscular septum: Femoral nerve (l2-l4: rectus femoris action, nerve innervation: Quadriceps (4 heads: rectus femoris, proximal attachment: of acetabulum. Anterior inferior iliac spine (aiis) and above superior rim. Anterior compartment: pectineus, proximal attachment, distal attachment, action, nerve innervation: Femoral nerve (l2-l3) superior pubic ramus pectineal line (just inferior to lesser trochanter of femur: sartorius, long and strap-like (longest muscle in body, proximal attachment, distal attachment, action: Pes anserinus (located on superior medial tibial surface) Gracilis: proximal attachment, distal attachment, action: body and inferior pubic ramus. Pes anserinus: thigh adduction, knee flexion and internal rotation, nerve innervation: Adductor brevis: proximal attachment, distal attachment: femur, action:

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