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Gleuteus maximus

Piriformis

anterior thigh Quadriceps

Rectus femoris as group.  and Sartorius

Rectus femoris as group. and Sartorius

medial thigh

adductor group

adductor group

posterior thigh

hamstrings (as group)

hamstrings (as group)

anterior leg

extensors of ankles and digits

extensors of ankles and digits

posterior leg



flexors of ankle/digits.  Recognize gastrocnemius and soleus(flexors of the ankle

flexors of ankle/digits. Recognize gastrocnemius and soleus(flexors of the ankle

lateral leg

peroneal/fibular muscles (evertors of the foot)

peroneal/fibular muscles (evertors of the foot)

pelvic girdle

innominate: illius, ischium, pubis


sacrum

lower limb

femur


patella


tibia


fibula


tarsals


metatrsals


phalanges

pelvic girdle photos

femur label proximal

distal femur

patella

largest sesamoid bone in the body


deevlops withint the tendon


articulates with the distal femur

knee joint

Very complicated


synovial hinge joint


flexion and extension with limited rotation


kept stable by extensive ligamentous attachments

leg and calf muscles

Anterior: extensor digitorum longus extensor hallucis brevis, tibialis anterior


lateral: fibularis longus, fibularis brevis


Posterior deep: tibialis posterior, felxor hallucis longus, flexor digitorum longus


Superficial Deep: gastrocnemius, soleus, plantaris

anterior compartment leg

extensors of ankle and digits


tendons anterior to ankle


deep peroneal (fibular)

lateral compartments of leg

evertors of the foot


tendons posterior to lateral malleolus


superficial peroneal (fibular)

posterior leg superficial

flexor of ankle joint


insert via tendocalcaneous


tibial nerve

posterio leg deep

popliteus : unlocks knee joint


flexors of ankles and toes


tibial nerve

vaculature