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Lower limb muscles support posture, propulsion and fine control of the foot. This section covers the major muscle groups that enable standing, walking and running.
Topics include gluteal muscles, thigh compartments, leg compartments and intrinsic foot muscles. Each article outlines attachments, functions and innervation in a clear, structured format.
Understanding muscular anatomy assists in assessing gait abnormalities, nerve injuries and compartment syndromes. The section links muscle groups to movement patterns and clinical examination.
by Muhammed Owais Patel
by Max Bidewell
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