Espiral AtlasObturator externus muscle
musculus obturator externus
Rotates the thigh laterally and stabilizes the head of the femur in the acetabulum. It lies behind the pectineus; its insertion can only be seen through the gluteal region.
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- Origin
- Insertion
- Innervation
- Blood supply