Semi-tendineux muscle

The semi-tendineux is a muscle pertaining to the posterior muscular group of the muscles of the thigh.

Description

  • Origine:
It shares insertion with the tendon of the long chief of the Muscle femoral biceps, with the posterior face of the ischiatic tuberosity.

  • Trajet:

the muscle is located in inside of the femoral biceps, but remains very surface. The fibers are vertical to the bottom

  • Terminaison:

Upper part of the face médiale of the tibia (muscle of the goose leg).

  • Innervation:

Branches of the ischiatic nerve.

  • Rôle:

Flexor of the leg on the thigh.
Rotatory internal.
Bungee cord of the hip.

See too

Muscle femoral biceps
semi-membranous Muscle

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