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Extensors of thigh

Extensors of thigh. Gluteus maximus Adductor magnus-Hamstring part. flex leg medially rotate thigh and leg. Semitendinosus Semimembranosus. flex leg laterally rotates thigh when knee flexed. Biceps femoris. HIP MOVEMENTS. Acute Appendicitis

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Extensors of thigh

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  1. Extensors of thigh Gluteus maximus Adductormagnus-Hamstringpart flexleg mediallyrotatethighandleg • Semitendinosus • Semimembranosus flexleg laterallyrotatesthighwhenkneeflexed • Bicepsfemoris HIP MOVEMENTS AcuteAppendicitis The psoas sign. Pain on passive extension of the right thigh

  2. Flexors of thigh Gluteus maximus Pectineus Adductormagnus- Adductorpart

  3. Abductors of thigh Gluteus maximus-medius-minimus abduct flexed thigh (femur) @ hip joint

  4. Medialrotators of thigh • Gluteusmedius-minimus • Adductorlongus-magnus Pectineusassistswithmedialrotation of thigh AcuteAppendicitis The obturator sign. Pain on passive internal rotation of the flexed thigh.

  5. 7 Lateralrotators of thigh Gluteus maximus Laterally rotate extended thigh (femur) • Quadratusfemoris • Obturatorexternus

  6. Adductors of thigh @ hipjoint Adductorlongus-brevis-magnus Gracilis Pectineus

  7. Abductors of thigh Gluteus maximus-medius-minimus Abductflexedthigh @ hipjoint Piriformis Obturatorinternus Superior & inferiorgemelli

  8. Extensors of leg @ kneejoint Quadratusfemoris

  9. Sartorius Flexes, abducts, andlaterallyrotatesthigh at hipjoint Flexesleg at kneejoint (mediallyrotatinglegwhenknee is flexed)

  10. Flexors of leg • Semitendinosus • Semimembranosus • Bicepsfemoris

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