Greater Trochanter Collection

Snapping hip syndrome occurs when the iliopsoas tendon subluxes over the greater
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Anatomy of iliopsoa, also known as the dorsal hip muscles
Anatomy of iliopsoa, often referred to as the dorsal hip muscles. These muscles are distinct in the abdomen

Anatomy of the gluteal muscles in the human buttocks

Anatomy of human pelvic bone and ligaments

Selection of thigh bones from different animals arranged by size, close up

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Exploring the complex anatomy of the hip region, let's delve into the greater trochanter - a prominent projection on the proximal end of the femur bone. The iliopsoas tendon, also known as the iliac psoas or dorsal hip muscle, attaches to the lesser trochanter, while the the anchor for the gluteal muscles, including the gluteus medius and minimus. Snapping hip syndrome occurs when the iliopsoas tendon subluxes or snaps over the greater trochanter, leading to pain and discomfort. The human pelvic bone and its ligaments, including the iliofemoral ligament and the gluteal muscles, work in harmony to ensure proper hip function. In comparison, observe the selection of thigh bones from various animals, showcasing their unique sizes and shapes. Remember, a fractured hip, depicted in the artwork, is a serious injury that can affect anyone, highlighting the importance of maintaining hip health and strength.