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Hip Muscles OIA

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Iliacus   O: Inner surface of ilium I: Lesser trochanter of femur A: Hip flexion  
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Psoas Major/Minor   O:L1-L5 transverse processes, vertebral bodies of T12-L5, base of sacrum A:  
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Rectus Femoris   O: AIIS I: Tibial Tuberosity A: Hip flexion  
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Sartorius   O: ASIS (Anterior superior iliac spine) I: pes anserine A: Hip flexion  
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Pectineus   O: anterior pubis, superior to crest I: lesser trochanter to linea aspera A: Hip flexion  
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Adductor Brevis   O: anterior inferior pubic ramus I: lower 2/3 of pectineal line, upper ½ of linea aspera A: Hip Adduction  
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Adductor longus   O: anterior pubis, inferior to crest I: middle 1/3 of linea aspera A: Hip Adduction  
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Adductor Magnus   O: pubic ramus, ischium, ischial tuberosity I: linea aspera, adductor tubercle A: Hip Adduction  
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Gracilis   O: anteromedial edge of ramus of the pubis I: pes anserine A: Hip Adduction  
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Biceps Femoris   O: Long head: ischial tuberosity, Short head: distal 1/2of linea asperal, lateral condyloid ridge I: fibular head, lateral tibial condyle A: Hip Abduction  
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Semitendinosus   O: ischial tuberosity I: pes anserine A: Hip Extension  
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Semimembranosus   O: ischail tuberosity I: postermedial tibia A: Hip Extension  
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Gluteus Maximus   O: posterior ¼ iliac crest, posterior sacrum & coccyx, lumbar fascia I: lateral greater trochanter, IT band A: Hip Extension, Hip External Rotation  
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Gluteus Medius   O: lateral surface of ilium I: posterior and middle greater trochanter A: Hip Abduction, Hip internal Rotation, Hip External Rotation  
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Gluteus Minimus   O: lateral ilium I: anterior greater trochanter A: Hip Abduction, Hip Internal Rotation  
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Tensor Fasciae Latae   O: anterior iliac crest I: ¼ down thigh, turns into IT band which inserts into gerdy’s tubercle A: Hip Internal Rotation  
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Piriformis   O: anterior sacrum, posterior ischium I: superior, posterior greater trochanter A: Deep Hip External Rotation  
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Gemellus Superior   O: ischial spine I: posterior greater trochanter A: Deep Hip External Rotation  
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Gamellus Inferior   O: ischail tuberosity I: posterior greater trochanter A: Deep Hip External Rotation  
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Obturator Internus   O: obturator foramen I: posterior greater trochanter A: Deep Hip External Rotation  
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Obturator Externus   O: inferior obturator foramen I: posterior greater trochanter A: Deep Hip External Rotation  
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Quadratus Femoris   O: ischail tuberosity I: intertrochanteric femoral ridge A: Deep Hip External Rotation  
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