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Obturator internus Muscle Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D

Another great post here over from @atomedgeanatomy be sure to check their page out. The deep gluteal space is a small but crucial area beneath the gluteus maximus where multiple structures pass and it is often where sciatic nerve irritation or “deep gluteal syndrome” can develop. When this space becomes compressed, overloaded, or fibrotic, the sciatic nerve can become sensitised leading to deep buttock pain, radiating leg symptoms, and difficulty sitting for long periods. 💡 Key points: • The sc

Obturator internus muscle

The obturator externus, along with the obturator internus, suspends the femur in the acetabulum. They are part of the “deep 6” along with the piriformis. When they become neurologically overactive, they can draw the femur too far into the hip socket, and the process of joint degeneration can begin. The obturator externus, being more anterior, can also affect the groin area and bladder. NKT has protocols for this muscle, whether acting on the hip, groin, or bladder. This article details its effec

OBTURATOR INTERNUS (OI) What is OI? This is a muscle located on the...

Obturator nerve