📂 Anatomy
adductor minimus muscle — Definition
addüktör minimus kası / adductor minimus muscle
The ejector minimus muscle is a small muscle located in the medial (inner). Adductor magnus is considered to be separated from the upper part of the muscle and helps the movement of the adduction (bending) in the hip joint. It also plays a small role in the outer rotation of the hip and the flexion (twisting). Clinically, the injury or difficulty of this muscle can lead to a limitedness in the pubic area of pain and hip movements.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ What is addüktör minimus kası?
addüktör minimus kası; the ejector minimus muscle is a small muscle located in the medial (inner). Adductor magnus is considered to be separated from the upper part of the muscle and helps the movement of the adduction (bending) in the hip joint. It also plays a small role in the outer rotation of the hip and the flexion (twisting). Clinically, the injury or difficulty of this muscle can lead to a limitedness in the pubic area of pain and hip movements.
❓ What is adductor minimus muscle in Turkish?
The Turkish equivalent of "adductor minimus muscle" is addüktör minimus kası.
❓ Which medical field is addüktör minimus kası related to?
This term belongs to the Anatomy category.