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Integrative Works is hosting some content on Patreon so that we can devote more time and energy to creating the resources that you need. Basically, the majority of our content is still available to the public. Content that is oriented toward bodywork professionals is available with a nominal subscription to Patreon. Log in to Patreon …
Erector Spinae – Longissumus – Functional Anatomy Read More »
Overview Peroneus longus, also called fibularis longus, is a lateral low leg muscle. It wraps around the lateral foot attaches to the inferior surface. Origin head and proximal third of the lateral tibia Insertion base of the first metatarsal medial cunieform Function eversion of the foot Nerve superficial fibular nerve, sacral plexus, (L4-S3) Peroneus longus, …
A short video about the illustrations on this site and how they were inspired. There are examples with biceps, iliocostalis, psoas, and more…
Overview Gluteal muscles form the fullness of the hip. They originate on the pelvis and insert on the femur. The gluteus maximus also attaches to the tibia via the iliotibial band. Primarily, these muscles extend and abduct the hip joint. The lateral glutes are key in supporting the pelvis while the ipsilateral leg lifts and …
Gluteal and Lateral Hip Rotator Muscles – Functional Anatomy Read More »
Overview Piriformis is the largest, muscle in the lateral hip rotator group. Also, it is the only lateral rotator that attaches to the sacrum. Origin medial margin of the greater sciatic notch anterior sacrum from the Level of S2-S4 superior portion of the sacrotuberous ligament Insertion superior greater trochanter Function lateral rotation of the femur …
Here, you will find anatomy for the triceps coxae, which consists of the obturator internus, gemellus superior, and gemellus inferior. These three muscles were originally grouped as a single muscle. Like the triceps brachii, they have a common insertion and function. Later, they were separated because of different origins and innervation. According to one study, …
Here, you will find the anatomy of the quadrants femoris muscles. Also, you will find functional considerations and all of the related posts in this blog. Overview Quadratus femoris is one of the deep lateral hip rotators. It is a flat, rectangular muscle posterior to the hip joint. Origin lateral border of the ischial tuberosity …
Overview The obturator externus is a flat, triangular muscle that extends from the lower pelvis to the superior femur. The muscle has a superior belly and the main belly. Its name comes from its attachment to the external surface of the obturator foramen. Its counterpart, obturator internus, originates from the internal surface. It is usually …
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Craniosacral – The Sphenobasilar (SBS) Mechanism, Axes & Quadrants Read More »
