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<br/>1. SARTORIUS - arises from the ASIS, spirals obliquely across the thigh, passes downwards on the roof of the adductor canal and together with the tendons of the GRACILIS + SEMITENDINOSUS forms a conjoint tendon (Pes Anserinus) to be inserted into the <b>anteromedial</b> subcutaneous surface of the proximal tibia. <i>Supplied by the anterior division of the femoral nerve.</i>
1. SARTORIUS - arises from the ASIS, spirals obliquely across the thigh, passes downwards on the roof of the adductor canal and together with the tendons of the GRACILIS + SEMITENDINOSUS forms a conjoint tendon (Pes Anserinus) to be inserted into the <b>anteromedial</b> subcutaneous surface of the proximal tibia. <i>Supplied by the anterior division of the femoral nerve.</i>
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<br/>2. QUADRICEPS FEMORIS <i>- described in a separate section. </i>
<br/>2. QUADRICEPS FEMORIS <i>- described in a separate section. </i>
 


==Reference(s)==
==Reference(s)==

Latest revision as of 11:29, 1 January 2023

SUMMARY

1. SARTORIUS - arises from the ASIS, spirals obliquely across the thigh, passes downwards on the roof of the adductor canal and together with the tendons of the GRACILIS + SEMITENDINOSUS forms a conjoint tendon (Pes Anserinus) to be inserted into the anteromedial subcutaneous surface of the proximal tibia. Supplied by the anterior division of the femoral nerve.

2. QUADRICEPS FEMORIS - described in a separate section.


Reference(s)

R.M.H McMinn (1998). Last’s anatomy: regional and applied. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone.
Gray, H., Carter, H.V. and Davidson, G. (2017). Gray’s anatomy. London: Arcturus.