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SARTORIUS: Origin

Anterior superior iliac crest

SARTORIUS: Insertion

Upper part of the medial surface of the tibia

SARTORIUS: Nerve supply

Femoral nerve

SARTORIUS: Action

flexes the thigh.


flexes the leg and


laterally rotates the thigh

BICEPS FEMORIS: Origin

Long head from ischial tuberosity of the pelvis.


Short head from lower part of linea aspera.

BICEPS FEMORIS: Insertion

Head of the fibula

BICEPS FEMORIS: Nerve supply

Sciatic nerve or common peroneal nerve

BICEPS FEMORIS: Action

Flexes the knee.


Extends the hip.

SEMITENDINOSUS: Origin

ischial tuberosity

SEMITENDINOSUS: Insertion

Medial surface of shaft of tibia superiorly

SEMITENDINOSUS: Nerve supply

Sciatic nerve

SEMITENDINOSUS: Action

Flexes the knee.


Extends the hip.


Medial rotator of a flexed knee

SEMIMEMBRANOUSUS: Origin

ischial tuberosity

SEMIMEMBRANOUSUS: Insertion

The tibia. Groove at the back off the medial condyle

SEMIMEMBRANOUSUS: Nerve supply

sciatic nerve

SEMIMEMBRANOUSUS: Action

Flexes the knee.


Extends the hip.


Medial rotator of flexed knee

POPLITEUS: Origin

Femur, lateral condyle inside capsule of knee joint

POPLITEUS: Insertion

Tibia, popliteal line on posterior surface

POPLITEUS: Nerve supply

Tibial nerve

POPLITEUS: Action

Unlocks knee by laterally rotating the femur.


Can flex the knee joint weakly.