The adductor brevis is one of the adductors of the thigh. This muscle is responsible for moving the thigh medially. Continue learning about its function by watching the full length video here:
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The adductors of the hip are part of the inner hip musculature and range from the lower pelvic bone to the femur and knee region. Thereby it lies in between the extensor and flexor group of the thigh muscles. The hip adductors shape the surface anatomy of the medial thigh.
The adductor brevis is one of the 6 adductor muscles of the thigh. It originates at the inferior pubic ramus and inserts at the linea aspera. The main function of the adductor brevis is moving the thigh medially (adduction).
In the full length version of this video tutorial, we will cover the following points related to the adductor brevis muscle:
- origins, insertions and innervation of the adductor brevis;
- functions of the adductor brevis.
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