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The
iliopsoas
muscle is the main hip
flexor
The iliopsoas muscle attaches at the
T12-L4
and the
illiac fossa
iliopsoas
muscle muscle inserts into the
lesser trochanter
of femur
the iliopsoas muscle is inervated by the
femeral nerve
and
lumbar plexus
This is the
iliopsoas muscle
Glute max
flexors
,
externally rotates hip
and
stabilises
Glute max is innervated by the
inferior gluteal nerve
Glute max attaches at the surface of the
ilium
and
coccyx
and
sacrum
Glute max inserts into the
gluteal tuberosity
of the
femur
This is the
glute max
Glute
med
does abduction
Gute med, glute min and TFL are all innervated by the
superior gluteal nerve
Glute med inserts onto the
greater trochanter
of the
femur
Glute med originates from the
outer
surface of the
ilium
TFL originates from the
anterior lateral iliac crest
Piriformis inserts onto the
greater trochanter
of the
femur
Glute min
abducts
and
stabilises
Glute min orignates from the gluteal surface of the
ilium
This muscle is the
gluteus med
This muscle is the
glute min
Tensor fasae latae
extends
the hip and
laterally rotates
the knee
The TFL originates from the
ASIS
and inserts into the
iliotibial band
This muscle is the
TFL
The piriformus
externally rotates
the hip
The
piriformus
orginates from the pelvic surface of the
sacrum
The piriformis inserts into the
greater trochanter
The piriformus is innervated by the
superior glute nerve
This muscle is the
piriformis
This muscle is the
obturator internus
The obturator muscle
externally rotates
the hip
The superior and inferior gemellus
externally
rotate the hip
This muscle is the
superior gemellus
This muscle is the
inferior gemellus