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ILLUSTRATION
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4-16MEV-L6
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DESCRIPTION:
The deep buttocks (gluteal) muscles are mostly rotators of the
hip joint. The sciatic nerve is also seen in this figure as it
exits the pelvis. The gluteus maximus is one of the largest
muscles in the body; it is strong, thick, and tough. It inserts
partly onto sheets of strong connective tissue in the thigh
called fascia and partly into the femur (thigh bone). When it
contracts, it can either extend the thigh or rotate it outward.
It is used in running up hills, getting out of chairs, and in
general locomotion.
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