THIGH MUSCULATURE WRAP-UP Session 14. OBJECTIVES  Describe the attachments, innervations, and actions of the posterior thigh musculature  Describe the.

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THIGH MUSCULATURE WRAP-UP Session 14

OBJECTIVES  Describe the attachments, innervations, and actions of the posterior thigh musculature  Describe the functions and course of neurovasculature  Discuss the overall significance of the structure of the thigh (as a whole) and how it relates to function Practice quiz to test clickers before midterm exam!

SOFT SPOTS  Femoral Triangle  Borders:  Problems?  Adductor Canal  Borders:  Popliteal Fossa  Borders:  Problems?

FUNCTIONS

ANTERIOR VS POSTERIOR  Quads vs Hamstrings  2 joint muscles – difference?  What about adductors?

COMMON INJURIES  Hamstrings  Running, kicking, high acceleration sports (soccer, baseball)  Tear is typically at proximal attachment on ischial tuberosity  Adductors  Groin injuries – typically in high acceleration sports or extreme stretching sports (gymnastics, dance)  Strain or stretch at proximal attachment to pubis  2 joint hip flexors  Sartorius & rectus femoris  Contusions – sometimes capillaries are torn and blood seeps into muscles, or proximal attachment can tear away a piece of iliac crest

NERVES & VASCULATURE  Femoral nerve  Obturator nerve  Sciatic nerve  Femoral artery

COMMON INJURIES  Femoral hernia  Femoral nerve damage  Serious gait instability  Sciatica  Pain, weakness, numbness  From piriformis OR discs

TRENDELENBURG TEST  For Gluteus muscles

TRENDELENBURG TEST WOULD MOSTLY TEST FOR WHAT NERVE? A. Inferior gluteal nerve B. Superior gluteal nerve C. Sciatic nerve

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