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Gluteus maximus vs Quadriceps femoris

속성 Gluteus maximus Quadriceps femoris
라틴어 명칭 Musculus gluteus maximus Musculus quadriceps femoris
유형 Muscle Muscle
신체 계통 Muscular Muscular
신체 부위 Hip Thigh
기능 The largest and most powerful muscle in the body. Primary extensor and lateral rotator of the hip. Essential for standing from a seated position, climbing stairs, running, and maintaining upright … The most powerful extensor of the knee joint. Essential for standing, walking, climbing stairs, and running. The rectus femoris also flexes the hip.
임상적 의의 Gluteus maximus weakness (Trendelenburg gait) results from inferior gluteal nerve injury. Gluteal muscle atrophy occurs with prolonged immobility. The muscle is used in myocutaneous flap surgery for pressure ulcer coverage. Quadriceps tendon rupture prevents active knee extension. Vastus medialis oblique weakness contributes to patellar maltracking. Quadriceps atrophy commonly follows knee injuries and surgeries.
FMA ID 22314 22428
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Gluteus maximus

Musculus gluteus maximus

The largest and most powerful muscle in the body, the gluteus maximus forms the prominence of the buttock and serves as the primary extensor and lateral rotator of the hip. It is essential to rising …

Muscular Hip

Quadriceps femoris

Musculus quadriceps femoris

A four-headed muscle group of the anterior thigh, the quadriceps femoris is the most powerful extensor of the knee and is central to standing, walking, climbing stairs, and running. Its four heads, the rectus femoris, …

Muscular Thigh