Muscles of the Thigh Part 2 - Medial Compartment - Anatomy Tutorial

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3D anatomy tutorial on the muscles of the thigh using the ZygoteBody browser (www.zygotebody.com/). This tutorial covers the muscles of the medial compartment of the thigh and the innervation and action of these muscles as well as some points on their origin and insertion.
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How Adductor Magnus plays role in medial rotation of hip? as the muscle fibre attaches on posterior part of the shaft

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Thank you for these awesome videos. Just wanted to confirm one point. Correct me if im wrong... adductor longus, brevis and magnus adduct and assist in laterally rotating the thigh at hip joint..you mentioned in the video that they adduct and medially rotate the thigh..

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Yes... the action is laterally rotation

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Thanks for all these videos, but I have to correct you! Not all the adductor muscles rotate the femurs medially( intra rotation) and this is a common mistake! The adductor Magnus ,for example, yes adducts the femors, but it does extra rotation of the femurs! If you look to the insertion of upper portion of it you will see that it inserts on the posterior aspect of the femurs so when it contracts it rotates the femurs laterally . And the same about the adductor Longus!

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nmksdsu, I had this question also, i think the medial rotation comes into play when the hip is already in abduction and is laterally rotated. If your legs are in anatomical position they only medially rotate very slightly. If you were lying on your back with your knee flexed and your hip abducted and you then you adducted your hip it would also be medially rotating.

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What is approximate length of The pectinous muscle, discussed at appproximately 3.00..? My chiro says my adductos magnus is about 3" short instead of 5-6". Seems to me he must have been taling about the pectineous muscle.

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i thought pectineus muscle was one of the muscles in the anterior compartment of the thigh..it is also innervated by femoral nerve

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Since it adducts and flexes thigh at hip joint so therefore it can be included in both anterior and medial compartments

[@maishaa551]

4:41 isn't it the LATERAL border of adductor longus that forms the medial border of the femoral canal?

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I am sorry for replying so late. But if you haven't still understood the concept... The adductor longus muscle kind of twists around so that it's medial and not lateral border forms the medial boundary of the adductor canal... I hope it helps

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Im not sure but i think its better to consider (pectineus )muscle as a part of anterior compartment since its innervation is by femoral nerve

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It's a hybrid muscle and has innervation from both femoral as well as obturator nerves. So I guess that, it's position as well as the fact that it helps in adduction, puts it in the medial compartment

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You have intermuscular septa dividing the the thigh into these compartments. It’s not about the innervation or the action.

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The order, from superior to inferior
You don't want your "Pec"ker to be "Brevis", but "Longus", maybe even "Magnus".
Pectineus
Adductor Brevis
Adductor Longus
Adductor Magnus

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