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Origen

tuberosidad isquiática

Terminación

Cara lateral de la cabeza del peroné

Inervación

nervio ciático


(nervio tibial)


L5-S2

Irrigación

arterias femoral profunda, glútea inferior y circunfleja femoral medial

Acción

Flexiona y rota lateralmente la pierna, extiende el muslo a nivel de la cadera