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hip stuff from notes i got out the book

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Angle of inclination   femur shaft conncevted to the head of femor by femoral neck, about 125 in frontal plane change during growth, it is decreased in women  
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Coxa Valga   increase in the angle of inclination  
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Coxa Vara   decrease in the angle of inclination  
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angle of torsion   in the transverse plaine relationship between femoral had and shaft, usually about 15*  
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Anteversion   increase in the angle of torsion  
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retroversion   decrease in angle of torsion  
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Iliofemoral ligament   y shaped ligament of bigelow-O:ant inf illia spine, I:distal aspect ant intertrocanteric line &prox ant intertrocanteric line/fem. neck, reinforces ant joint cap, sup fibers limit ABD, inf fibers limit ADD, allows to stand up right w/ minimal muscularwork  
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Pubofemoral ligament   enforces ant capsule, O:pubic ramus, I:ant aspect of intertrocanteric fossa, limits ABD and hyper extension  
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ischiofemoral ligament   supports post joint capsule, O:post acetabulum rim w. upward spiraling fibers attaching to the joint capsule & inner surface of greater trocanter, limits hip ext  
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Ligamentum teres   "ligament of the head of the femur" conduit for med/lat circuflex ateries, little function in hip stabalizing  
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Inguinal ligament   O:ASIS, I:pubic symphysis, superior boarder of the femoral triangle  
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Anterior Musculature   rectus femoris-hip/knee flex, sartorius-knee/hip flex ABD ER, Iliopsoas-psoas major/minor, iliacus, primary hip flexor when knee is flexed, all rotate pelvis ant on sacrum as they contract, tightness of them can cause SI stress causing ant rot of pelvis  
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Medial Musculature   mainly ADD & IR hip, Adductor group: ADD longus, magnus, brevis, aided by pectineus & gracillis  
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Lateral Musculature   most superficial-flute med&TFL, TFL-ABD&IR Deep 6-6intrinsic muscles-piriformis, quadratis femoris, obdurator internis, obdurator externis, gemellis sup/inf-ER hip  
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Posterior Musculature   glute max-mass of butt-hip ext especially w/ knee flex, hamstring muscle group-hip ext/knee flex, responsible for decelerating knee ext/hip felx during dec. in running, if tight can cause post rot of pelvis  
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Femoral Triangle   superior boarder inguinal ligament, lateral bor satorius, medial border ADD longus, contains femoral art/nerve/vein, lymph nodes, palpate femoral pulse here  
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Bursae   trochanteric bursa, gluteofemoral bursa, ischial bursa  
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Trochanteric Bursa   lubricates spot where glute max passess over greater trochanter  
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Gluteofemoral bursa   seperates glute mad from bastis lateralis at their origins  
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Ischial Bursa   weight bearing structure when seated, cushipons ischial tuberosity under glute max  
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