The document summarizes several muscles of the anterior hip and gluteal region. The anterior hip muscles including the iliopsoas provide stability to the hip joint and act to flex and laterally rotate the thigh. The gluteal muscles such as the gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus originate on the pelvis and insert on the greater trochanter. They function to extend, abduct, and laterally rotate the hip for walking, running, and other movements. The obturator internus and gemelli muscles originate inside the pelvis and insert on the greater trochanter, acting to laterally rotate the hip.
The document summarizes several muscles of the anterior hip and gluteal region. The anterior hip muscles including the iliopsoas provide stability to the hip joint and act to flex and laterally rotate the thigh. The gluteal muscles such as the gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus originate on the pelvis and insert on the greater trochanter. They function to extend, abduct, and laterally rotate the hip for walking, running, and other movements. The obturator internus and gemelli muscles originate inside the pelvis and insert on the greater trochanter, acting to laterally rotate the hip.
The document summarizes several muscles of the anterior hip and gluteal region. The anterior hip muscles including the iliopsoas provide stability to the hip joint and act to flex and laterally rotate the thigh. The gluteal muscles such as the gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus originate on the pelvis and insert on the greater trochanter. They function to extend, abduct, and laterally rotate the hip for walking, running, and other movements. The obturator internus and gemelli muscles originate inside the pelvis and insert on the greater trochanter, acting to laterally rotate the hip.
The document summarizes several muscles of the anterior hip and gluteal region. The anterior hip muscles including the iliopsoas provide stability to the hip joint and act to flex and laterally rotate the thigh. The gluteal muscles such as the gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus originate on the pelvis and insert on the greater trochanter. They function to extend, abduct, and laterally rotate the hip for walking, running, and other movements. The obturator internus and gemelli muscles originate inside the pelvis and insert on the greater trochanter, acting to laterally rotate the hip.
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The passage describes the anterior hip muscles and gluteal muscles, including their origins, insertions, innervations and actions.
The iliopsoas muscles, consisting of the iliacus and psoas major, provide stability to the anterior hip joint.
The psoas major acts as both a hip flexor and a flexor of the trunk.
Luke Vetti – NBPME Part 1 – LEA – Anterior Hip + Gluteal Muscles 1
Anterior Hip Muscles
provide stability @ hip joint anteriorly iliopectineal bursa separates muscles from capsule Gluteal Muscles iliopsoas tensor fasciae latae o action lateral rotation of leg o origin o insertion (iliacus + psoas major) lesser trochanter (femur) iliac crest (anterior ¼ of lateral lip) femoral shaft (distal to lesser trochanter) ASIS (lateral) iliacus interspinous fossa o origin fascia lata/gluteal fascia iliac fossa o insertion iliac crest (internal lip) IT band pelvic surface of sacrum (lateral) (travels between 2 layers of fascia lata) ventro sacroiliac ligament o innervation iliolumbar ligament o innervation superior gluteal (L4) L2 ventral rami (dorsal divisions) o blood supply: lateral femoral circumflex and superior gluteal L3 ventral rami L4 ventral rami o actions o blood supply: common, internal, and external iliac (same for psoas major) flexes/abducts the thigh o action tenses fascia lata hip flexor (major) gluteus maximus others… o origin psoas major o origin ilium (posterior to posterior gluteal line) ventral fibers distal 2 sacral segments (dorsal) IV disks coccyx vertebral bodies of T12-L5 aponeurosis of erector spinae dorsal fibers dorsal sacroiliac ligament transverse processes of L1-L5 (inf. edge) sacrotuberous ligament o innervation fascia lata L2 ventral rami (dorsal divisions) o insertion L3 ventral rami superior/superficial fibers IT tract L4 ventral rami deep fibers gluteal tuberosity o action o blood supply flexion of hip flexion of trunk superior gluteal (superficial) others… inferior gluteal psoas minor o innervation o anterior to psoas major inferior gluteal nerve o origin o actions T12, L1 vertebral bodies extension + lateral rotation of hip T12, L1 IV disks superior fibers ABD hip o insertion other fibers ADD hip iliopubic eminence o bursae o innervation L1 ventral rami ischial gluteus maximus + ischial tuberosity o action trochanteric gluteus maximus + greater trochanter (lateral) flexion of trunk (weak) gluteofemoral gluteus maximus + origin of VL NO action @ hip o gluteus maximus gait Luke Vetti – NBPME Part 1 – LEA – Anterior Hip + Gluteal Muscles 2 issue w/inferior gluteal nerve Gluteal Muscles (cont’d) gluteus medius o origin ilium (posterior + anterior gluteal lines) gluteal fascia obturator externus o insertion o origin greater trochanter (diagonal ridge @ lateral surface) obturator foramen (external margin, but not ilium) obturator membrane (external) o blood supply o insertion superior gluteal (deep branch) trochanteric fossa (medial surface of greater trochanter) o innervation o blood supply superior gluteal inferior gluteal o actions o innervation ABD/lat rotation of the hip (stabilization of pelvis) obturator nerve anterior fibers flexion + medial rotation @ hip o action posterior fibers extension + lateral rotation @ hip laterally rotates hip gluteus minimus weak adductor (?) o origin obturator internus + gemelli ilium (anterior + inferior gluteal lines) o origins o insertion obturator internus greater trochanter (depression @ anterior surface) obturator foramen (internal margin) o blood supply obturator membrane (internal) superior gluteal (deep branch) superior gemellus ischial spine o innervation superior edge of the lesser sciatic notch superior gluteal inferior gemellus o actions ischial tuberosity ABD of hip (pelvic stabilization) inferior margin of the lesser sciatic notch flexion + medial rotation of hip o insertion piriformis all combine to common tendon o origin greater trochanter (medial side ant. + sup. to trochanteric fossa) pelvic surface of sacrum (lateral part of S2-S4) o blood supply ventral sacroiliac ligament inferior gluteal sacrotuberous ligament o innervation o insertion obturator internus/superior gemellus greater trochanter (“tip” posterior + superior borders meet) nerve to obturator internus o blood supply inferior gemellus/quadratus femoris inferior gluteal nerve to quadratus femoris + inferior gemellus o innervation o action dorsal division of ventral rami of S1 + S2 (nerve to laterally rotate hip piriformis) ABD thigh when hip is flexed quadratus femoris o actions o origin lateral rotation of hip ischial tuberosity (lateral border) abductor of thigh w/ hip flexed (sitting crossed legged) body of ischium (descending part) o insertion Luke Vetti – NBPME Part 1 – LEA – Anterior Hip + Gluteal Muscles 3 quadrate tubercle (and adjacent bone) o blood supply inferior gluteal o innervation nerve to quadratus femoris + inferior gemellus o action laterally rotates hip weak adductor (?)