1Great video I loved the way you explained, assessed, and palpate the bony landmarks and muscles of the hip. 10:17 the title of the PowerPoint says "observation of the shoulder" you were talking about the hip. Thank you for the quality of the information!
for the palpation of the rectus femoris it's between the sartorios and the TFL not medialy compared to sartorios because from what i know rectus femoris insertion is on the inferior anterior iliac spine and cannot be where you showed it
Hi! You are correct the Long Head of Rec Fem is A.I.I.S. The origin of Sartorius is A.S.I.S which is more superior and lateral to A.I.I.S. This is why for the INSERTION of Rec Fem, you may be palpating more medially than Sartorius
Why don't the orthopedic doctors do this? Even the hip surgeons just talk, that's all. Talk. Even though the MRI shows a hip labral tear, the pain, when I have it, seems to be in the tendons and muscles in the hip region, which seem extremely weak, extraordinarily tight, and vulnerable. I need a competent physical therapist to figure this out. By the way, this is the most helpful video on the subject I've come across. I'm 75, male. Otherwise in good shape.