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Medial compartment of thigh- . All muscles are innervated by obturator nerve except Pectineus by femoral nerve. Hamstring part of adductor Magnus by sciatic nerve. Gracilis - body of pubis to medial surface of proximal tibia.just behind the insertion of sartorius. Pectineus muscle rectangular muscle adduct and flex the thigh. Adductor muscle most superificial Adductor longus.adduct and medial rotate thigh.medial border of femoral triangle. Adductor brevis behind the pectineus adduct the thigh . Adductor Magnus part hamstring adductor . Obturator externus. Posterior compartment- 3 muscles extensor of hip and knee flexor. Biceps femoris long head and short head. Semimembranosus Semitendinosus.extend hip flex knee. Thank you sir

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Thanks for this; it is a great tutorial which allows good visualization and is very well explained. The only mistake is the comment noted below about Adductor Magnus hamstring portion innervation but that has now been corrected thanks! Only a small mistake though; it's still a very helpful video. Thanks!

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5:31 Hamstring part of the adductor magnus is innervated by the tibial branch of SCIATIC NERVE*

@Mehta7154

3 жыл бұрын

yes , not by a tibial branch of femoral (5:36-37) nerve.

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at 56 seconds, i believe you made a mistake, the adductor longs is intrervated by the orbturator nerve only; its the adductor magnus that is also intervated by the sciatic nerve towards the posterior end.

@chemccoll2012

7 жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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@LaraHastings

10 жыл бұрын

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what's the mostly white large tissue that looks like it's between the groin and hamstring (just inside of the semitendinosus)?

0:55 I think you meant to say adductor magnus

@lorienakram33

4 жыл бұрын

Yes right

thnx very much! I just want to hint out , that like you said all of the muscles of the adductor group are innervated by the obturartor nerve with two exceptions: Pectineus from the femoral nerve and the hamstering part of the (M.adductor MAGNUS) and not longus... from the the tibial part of the Nevus ischiadicus.

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Adductor Magnus hamstring portion is innervated by the tibial portion of the SCIATIC nerve NOT femoral nerve.

@mobenkane2075

9 жыл бұрын

yes he mention this on the screen,,,,,

@rishavraj6973

5 жыл бұрын

Yes Adductor magnus Is innervated by both obturator nerve and sciatic nerve called a hybrid muscle.

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adductor longus,brevis et magnus are slight outward rotators

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I believe you've made an error regarding the innervation of the adductor muscles. You've mentioned that the adductor muscles are innervated by the obturator nerve with two exceptions: pectineus (femoral nerve) and the hamstring part of the adductor *longus* (sciatic nerve). Shouldn't it be the adductor *magnus* muscle which has an adductor and hamstring part (the latter which is supplied by the sciatic nerve)? Adductor longus only has a single innervation by the obturator nerve. You've made the mention of this at 0:57 and 7:34 [Please correct me if I've misunderstood this.]

@stardust628

2 жыл бұрын

Yes you’re right. Adductor magus has dual supply. Hamstring part by tibial branch of sciatic nerve and adductor part by obturator nerve.

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Only thing is the short head of the biceps femoris in the posterior compartment is innervated by the fibular branch of the sciatic nerve, not the tibial branch like the rest of the posterior compartment.

Sir thnkew for this best tutoral video but let me tell you,You've got few mistakes regarding medical compartment muscles function. kindly do review on that....

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hamstring part of the adductor magnus is innervated by the sciatic nerve

I'm not in the medical field however I experienced rear collision accident that upon on impact my body from waist down to feet experienced tremors.... when i went to get out of my vehicle it felt like my vagina was in active labor like all the pain contractions...maybe a week later it became more noticeable I was experiencing some kind of vaginal spasms literally in the vagina area these would last seconds and happen Any given time also not being able to hold urine along with Some kind of muscle weakness in my inner upper thigh that leads to the pelvic/vaginal area and muscle weakness on the frontal area (lap area) of both legs more the right leg. The physical therapist said it's called pelvic floor dysfunction when the muscles experienced trama/ during impact tightened up and never released causing the spasms and weakness I've been in different therapies for over a year sometimes i think im getting better only to keep experiencing continuos constant random weakness and spasms to the point if I'm not careful I literall risk falling there's no warning it just happens Anytime! When I'm walking I give out at the hips inner thighs that weakness isn't visable to just look at me one wouldn't see it unless you Just Happen to be there and/or looking at me while I'm walking talking if im getting up to get something etc then you see my hips give out! like if you hit the back of someone's knees and they kinda collaspnut they ate able to regain balance! this happens when I'm stepping into shower cooking shopping cleaning etc and if im driving sleeping I feel internally that same feeling of muscle weakness I've been to my primary care who refeted me to OBGYN I 've had pap smears, internal ultrasounds, biopsy they honestly didn't know what to do then to orthopedic doctors physical therapy where they were literally kneading my muscels with a rolling pin and hands and this hurts physical therapy is very painful so its been over a year I don't know where else to go those stupid Ems or something like that test nerves I don't like it's just a nice way of electrifying people so I guess I'm being sent to another OBGYN who is going to want to do another pap smear and probably another biopsy of my uterus which is painful too so.. I'm kinda getting depressed but I'm still trying to try that why I was looking this video of the hip area...if this makes any sense...

@robertschrum5496

2 жыл бұрын

Have u had therapy expressly for your fascia? Some DO's incorporate these procedures in their practice. If u are not familiar with Bowen work, they work exclusively w fascia release. Pelvic Floor exercises try to restore muscle memory and should be lifelong. Have u worked w resonance frequencies? GL

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Hey! whats the name of this program - app, that you are using?

it should be adductor magnus hamstring portion is innervated by sciatic never, not adductor longus

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you made a mistake i think the first time you said the hamstring part of adductor magnus is innervated by the tibial branch of femoral nerve, when actually it is the branch of sciatic nerve :)

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No podrian traducirlo? Gracias!

what software is this?

in the introduction as well as at the climax of medial compartment part of thigh Sir u accidentally said ''hamstring part of the longus muscle innervates by tibial branch of sciatic nerve '' however in the demonstration part Sir u said exactly(i don;t know) that ''hamstring part of the magnus innervates by tibial sciatic nerve''...which one should i believe ?some1 plz help me......

@wallawallabingbang55

8 жыл бұрын

+Sajin S KUMAR magnus. for sure.

@sajinskumar3072

8 жыл бұрын

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thanx a lot.............

how would you best diagnose a medial adductor problem/ tear

@chemccoll2012

7 жыл бұрын

would this come under sports hernias

sir where r the detailed tutorials that u hv mentioned in last??????????

*pectineus muscle originates from superior ramus of pubis & inserts into pectineal line of femur

Linea pectinea(pectineal line) is on the back of the femur, not on the ramus pubis 2:10

@drshams155

7 жыл бұрын

Both. on pubis as well as on the posterior aspect of femur.

there is no hamstring part of longus,is it?......

Please clinical correlation s

You made a mistake at 7:35 its hamstring part of adductor magnus not longus

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why are there 14 dislikes to this video?

You have made errors in this video bro