Hamstring Anatomy Mnemonics - Origin, Insertion, Innervation & Action

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[@MemorizeMedical]

I usually don't include actions because there are way too many of them, and also because they are really not something worth memorizing. Instead, if you know where the origins and insertions are, you can simply imagine what would happen if those spots were pulled closer together. After all, a muscle can only do two things: contract or relax, so it's better to focus on the origin and insertion and extrapolate the action from there. 🍻

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Well i like the ways of mnemonic to remember thank you so much doctor

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[@aosper4350]

But isn't adductor magnus also part of hamstring muscles 😢

[@MemorizeMedical]

The adductor magnus has a "hamstring portion" which acts like a hamstring, but it is not usually considered a 'true' hamstring itself. The true hamstrings are semitendinosus, semimembranosus, and the biceps femoris (short and long head).

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Is adductor Magnus part of hamstring ?

[@MemorizeMedical]

Depends on who you ask. Part of the adductor magnus flexes the knee like a hamstring and is even referred to having a "hamstring" part, so it is sometimes, but less often, considered a hamstring muscle. I think this over complicates things personally, and I think the general consensus is that the term hamstring is reserved for the biceps femoris, semitendinosus, and semimembranosus specifically.

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[@PrachiParnavi]

What was the use of top n bottom pnemonic pls exp

[@MemorizeMedical]

SemiTendinosus with a T lies on Top of semimembranosus. SemimemBranosus with a B is Below or on the bottom of these two muscles. Is that the mnemonic you're asking about?

[@PrachiParnavi]

@@MemorizeMedical yes thnku❤️ ..but superficially and deep would be more correct to say na than top n bottom

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