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| O: upper 2/3 of anterior/lateral femoral shaft I: Tibial tuberosity via recfem tendon | Vastus intermedius |
| O: Anterolateral body of pubis Inferior pubic ramus I: proximal half of medial lip of linea aspera | Adductor brevis |
| O: Ischiopubic ramus to ischial tuberosity I: Medial lip of linea aspera, from upper to medial supracondylar ridge Adductor tubercle | Adductor Magnus |
| O: Lateral aspect of ischial tuberosity I: Posteromedial surface of medial tibial condyle | Semimembranosis |
| Illiofemoral Ischiofemoral Pubofemoral | Capsular ligaments of the hip |
| Ligamentum teres transverse ligament of the acetabulum | Intracapsular ligaments of the hip |
| All the capsular ligs | Hip extension is limited by... |
| Illio (superior) Ischio and Pubo | Hip adduction is limited by... Hip aBduction is limited by... |
| Ischio Illio and Pubo | Hip Internal rotatation is limited by... Hip External rotation is limited by... |
| Extension external rotation adduction (superior band) | The illio limits |
| Extension abduction internal rotation | The ischio limits |
| Extension Abduction External rotation | The pubo limits |
| Limit internal rotation and prevent slide of tibia of femur Acts as a secondary restraint to the PCL, Controls motion of lateral meniscus | The ACL and PCL... The Posterior meniscofemoral... |
| Limit extension and respective rotation. Medial prevents aBduction, Lateral prevents aDuction. Possibly helps stabilise internal rotation | The Medial and lateral collateral ligaments... The anterolateral ligament... |
| Helps limit external rotation Are extensions of tendons | The popliteofibular ligament... The arcuate and oblique popliteals... |
| Prevents lateral displacement of the patella | The medial patellofemoral |
| Is an extension of the rectus femoris tendon | The patellar ligament |
| Prevents bow stringing | The patellar retinaculum |
| O: Upper part of calcaneus I: Dorsal digital expansion D1-4 | Extensor hallucis/digitorum brevis |
| O: Medial tubercle of calcaneus I: Plantar surface of base of middle phalanx of D2-5 | Flexor digitorum brevis |
| O: Medial tubercle of calcaneus I: Medial aspect of base of proximal phalanx of D1 (w FHB) | Abductor hallucis |
| O: Medial and lateral tubercles of calcaneus I: Lateral aspect of base of proximal phalanx of D5 | Abductor digiti minimi |
| O: Medial and lateral tubercles of calcaneus I: FDL tendon | Flexor accessorius (quadratus plantae) |
| O: Adjacent sides of FDL tendon I: Base of proximal phalanx via dorsal digital expansion of D2-5 | Lumbricals |
| O: Plantar surface of cuboid and adjacent lateral cuneiform I: Medial and lateral aspects of base of proximal phalanx of D1 | Flexor hallucis brevis |
| O: Oblique head - base of M2-4 Transverse head - plantar surface of MTP joints 3-5 I: Lateral aspect of base of proximal phalanx of D1 (wFHB) | Adductor hallucis |
| O: Plantar surface of base of M5 I: Plantar surface of proximal phalanx of D5 | Flexor digiti minimi |
| Extensor hallucis brevis Extensor digitorum brevis | Dorsal surface muscles |
| Dorsal interossei Plantar interossei | Plantar L4 |
| Gmax Posterior thigh | HIP Extension |
| Illiopsoas TFL Recfem Sartorius Pectineus | HIP Flexion |
| Surface glutes | HIP Abduction |
| Medial thigh | HIP Adduction |
| Surface glutes (exc. Gmax) | HIP Internal rotation |
| Gmax Deep glutes | HIP External rotation |
| HIP abduction HIP Internal rotation HIP extension | external rotation KNEE extension | SURFACE GLUTES All do... Front 3 do... Gmax also does... TFL also does... |
| HIP external rotation | DEEP GLUTES |
| HIP adduction HIP flexion KNEE flexion | internal rotation | MEDIAL THIGH All do... Pectineus also does... Gracillis also does |
| KNEE extension HIP flexion KNEE fllexion | internal rotation | ANTERIOR THIGH Quads do... Recfem and sartorius do... Sartorius also does... |
| HIP extension | KNEE flexion KNEE inrot KNEE exrot | POSTERIOR THIGH All do... Semis also do... as opposed to Bicepfem which does... |
| Quads (Ant thigh exc. sartorius) TFL | Knee Extension |
| Post thigh Gracilis Sartorius Gastroc Popliteus | Knee Flexion |
| Semis Gracilis Sartorius Popliteus | Knee Internal rotation |
| Biceps fem | Knee external rotation |
| KNEE extension HIP flexion KNEE flexion | internal rotation | ANTERIOR THIGH Quads do... Recfem + sartorius do... Sartorius also does... |
| HIP adduction HIP flexion KNEE flexion | internal rotation | MEDIAL THIGH All do... Pectineus also does... Gracillis also does... |
| HIP extension | KNEE flexion KNEE internal rotation KNEE external rotation | POSTERIOR THIGH All do... Semis also do... Bicepfem also does... |
| ANKLE Plantar flexion FOOT Inversion TOE Flexion KNEE Flexion KNEE Flexion | internal rotation | POSTERIOR LEG All (exc. popliteus) do... TibiPos also does... Flexor digitorum + hallucis longus also do... Gastroc also does... Popliteus does... |
| Ant leg | Ankle dorsiflexion |
| Lat leg Post leg (exc. popliteus) | Ankle Plantarflexion |
| ANKLE dorsiflexion TOE extension FOOT inversion FOOT eversion | ANTERIOR LEG All do... Extensor hallucis|digitorum longus also do... TibAnt also does... while Peroneus tertius also does... |
| ANKLE plantar flexion FOOT eversion | LATERAL LEG Both do... |
| FOOT plantar flexion TOE flexion FOOT Inversion KNEE flexion KNEE flexion | internal rotation | POSTERIOR LEG All (exc. popliteus) do... Flexor hallucis|digitorum longus also do... TibPos also does... Gastroc also does... Popliteus does |
| Tibialis' | FOOT Inversion |
| Peroneus' | FOOT Eversion |
| ANKLE dorsiflexion TOE extension FOOT Inversion FOOT eversion | ANTERIOR LEG All do... Extensor hallucis|digitorum longus also do... TibAnt also does.... As opposed to PeroTert which also does.. |
| ANKLE plantarflexion FOOT eversion | LATERAL LEG All do... |
| ANKLE dorsiflexion TOE extension FOOT inversion FOOT eversion | ANTERIOR LEG All do... Extensor hallucis|digitorum longus also do... TibAnt also does... whereas PeroTert also does... |
| ANKLE plantar flexion TOE flexion FOOT inversion KNEE flexion KNEE flexion | internal rotation | POSTERIOR LEG All (exc. popliteus) do... Flexor hallucis|digitorum longus also do... TibPos also does.. Gastroc also does... Popliteus does... |
| TOE extension | DORSAL FOOT Both do... |
| TOE flexion TOE abduction TOE adduction TOE abduction TOE adduction | PLANTAR FOOT All (exc. abductors + adductor) do... Dorsal interossei also does... whereas Plantar interossei also does... Abductors hallucis|digiti minimi do... Adductor hallucis does... |
| HIP external rotation | Piriformis* |
| HIP external rotation | Superior gemellus* |
| HIP external rotation | Inferior gemellus* |
| HIP external rotation | Obturator internus* |
| HIP external rotation | Obturator externus* |
| HIP external rotation | Quadratus femoris* |
| HIP adduction | Add Longus* |
| HIP adduction | Add Brevis* |
| HIP adduction | Add Magnus* |
| HIP adduction | flexion | Pectineus* |
| HIP flexion KNEE extension | Recfem* |
| KNEE extension | Vastus lateralis* |
| KNEE extension | Vastus Medialis* |