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Pectineus: PA

Pubis - Superior Ramus

Pectineus: DA

Femur - Pectineal Line

Pectineus: Inn

Femoral Nerve

Pectineus: Axn

Hip Adduction and Flexion


Assists with Medial Rotation

Sartorius: PA

Ilium - Anterior Superior Iliac Spine


Ilium - Superior part of the notch inferior to the ASIS

Sartorius: DA

Tibia (proximal) - Medial Surface

Sartorius: Inn

Femoral Nerve

Sartorius: Axn

Hip Flexion, Abduction and Lateral Rotation


Knee Flexion and Medial Rotation (tibia on femur)