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Left Lateral Strain- CranioMuscular Assessment and Release Read More »
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Pain on Stairs People complain of knee pain when going downstairs. This pain may cause the knee to feel weak or buckle under their weight. The pain can be sharp and surprise them, causing a fall. Incidentally, because of some common asymmetries, it happens to the left leg about twice as often. There are several
Overview of Anatomy The rectus femoris is a superficial muscle on the anterior thigh. However, the functional anatomy of the rectus femoris can be more complex than expected. It is part of the quadriceps group. Notably, unlike the other quadriceps muscle, it attaches above the hip joint. Origin Insertion Function Nerve Rectus Femoris Anatomy Evolution
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The Deltoid is a three-headed muscle that forms the rounded bulk of the shoulder. It is named after the Greek letter delta, which it resembles. Brief Anatomy Overview Origin lateral third of the clavicle, acromion and spine fo the scapula Insertion deltoid tuberosity of the humerus Function abduction of the humerus, strongest in slight medial
