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    The document discusses the muscles, blood supply, nerve supply, and clinical sign related to the gluteal region. Specifically, it lists the 6 muscles responsible for external hip rotation as well as the superior and inferior gluteal arteries and sacral nerve roots involved in the blood and nerve supply. It also mentions Trendelenburg's sign which indicates weakness of the gluteus medius muscle.

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    The document discusses the muscles, blood supply, nerve supply, and clinical sign related to the gluteal region. Specifically, it lists the 6 muscles responsible for external hip rotation as well as the superior and inferior gluteal arteries and sacral nerve roots involved in the blood and nerve supply. It also mentions Trendelenburg's sign which indicates weakness of the gluteus medius muscle.

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    The document discusses the muscles, blood supply, nerve supply, and clinical sign related to the gluteal region. Specifically, it lists the 6 muscles responsible for external hip rotation as well as the superior and inferior gluteal arteries and sacral nerve roots involved in the blood and nerve supply. It also mentions Trendelenburg's sign which indicates weakness of the gluteus medius muscle.

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    Gluteal Region

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    Luqman Al-Bashir Fauzi
    The document discusses the muscles, blood supply, nerve supply, and clinical sign related to the gluteal region. Specifically, it lists the 6 muscles responsible for external hip rotation as well as the superior and inferior gluteal arteries and sacral nerve roots involved in the blood and nerve supply. It also mentions Trendelenburg's sign which indicates weakness of the gluteus medius muscle.

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    Gluteal Region

    Muscles of Hip External Rotation Blood Supply


    Muscles 1. Piriformis 1. Superior Gluteal Artery
    1. Gluteus Maximus 2. Superior Gemellus 2. Inferior Gluteal Artery
    2. Gluteus Medius 3. Obturator Internus
    3. Gluteus Minimus 4. Inferior Gemellus Nerve Supply
    4. Tensor Fascia Latae 5. Obturator Internus 1. Nerve to Obturator Internus
    6. Quadratus Femoris 2. Nerve to Quadratus Femoris
    3. Sacral Nerve roots

    Trendelenburg’s Sign
    Signifies weakness of hip abductors (e.g.
    gluteus medius)

    The Colour of Healing // いりょうしょく

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