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Iliopsoas
Movement: Hip flexion
Acessory muscles: Rectus femoris, sartorius, TFL, pectineus
Started position: Short seated
Gravity eliminated: Side lying, clinician supports leg
Resistance: over anterior thigh- stabilize pelvis
Substitutions: Abduction and EROT( sartorius), adduction(pectinous), IROT (TFL)
Sartorius
Movement: Hip flexion, external rotation, adduction, knee flexion
Accessory muscles:Iliopsoas, rectus femoris, TFL
Start position: Patient supine or seated
Resistance: Resistance at both anterior thigh and
posterior shank
Substitution: If using more iliopsoas/rectus femoris, leg will move straight without EROT/Abd
Gluteus Maximus and Hamstrings
Movement: Hip abduction
Acessory muscles: Adductor Magnus, piriformis, gluteus medius
Start position: Standing and bent over table
Grav eliminated: Side lying, clinician supporting leg
Resistance: At posterior thigh- stabilize pelvis
Substitutions: Lumbar extension
Gluteus medius and minimus
Movement: Hip abduction
Acessory muscles: TFL, gluteus maximus
Start position: Side lying with test leg in air, opposite limb flexed to chest
Resistance: At lateral thigh, stabiilize torso/pelvis
Substitutions: Hip flexion, pelvis elevation, internal rotation form TFL
Tensor fascia latae
Movement: Hip abduction and flexion
Acessory muscles: Gluteus medius and minimus
Start position: Patient side lying with test leg in air, opposite limb flexed to chest
Grav eliminated: Supine
Resistance: at lateral thigh, stabilize torso/pelvis
Substitutions: pelvis elevation, hip flexion, hip abduction
Adductor longus, brevis, Magnus,pectineus,gracilis
Movement: Hip adduction
Acessory muscles: N/A
Start position:Side lying on the test side, clinician supports non test side in abduction
Resistance:At medial thigh
Substitutions: rolling out of side lying position to use extensor and flexors
Gluteus medius and minimus, TFL
Movement: hip internal rotation
Acessory muscles: adductor longus
Start position: Seated with hip and knee at 90, towel under thigh
Grav eliminated: supine with hip and knee flexed 90
Resistance: at lateral tibia, stabilize thigh
Substitutions: pelvic elevation, contralateral trunk flexion, hip adduction
Piriformis, obturator internus/externus, gemellus superior/inferior, quadratus femoris
Movement: Hip external rotation
Acessory muscles: gluteus maximus
Start position: Patient seated with hip and knee at 90, towel under thigh
Grav eliminated: supine with hip and knee flexed 90
Resistance: medial tibia, stabilize thigh
Substitutions:hip flexion/abduction(sartorius) ipsilateral trunk flexion
Rectus femoris
Movement: Hip flexion and knee extension
Acessory muscles: iliopsoas, pectineus TFL
Start position: Supine
Gravity eliminated: side lying
Resistance: distal thigh, stabilize pelvis
Substitutions:thigh rotation and abduction/adduction from accessory muscles
Biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus
Movement: Knee flexion
Acessory muscles: gastrocnemius, popliteus, gracilis, sartorius
Start position: prone, can use belt to stabilize pelvis, tibia in neutral
Grav eliminated: Side lying( test leg up)
Resistance: distal tibia, stabilize at thigh
Substitutions: sartorius (hip flexion and EROT, Gracilis (hip adduction
Rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, medialis, intermedius
Movement: knee extension
Acessory muscles: N/A
Start position: short seated, bolster under thigh
Grav eliminated: side lying (test leg up)
Resistance: distal tibia, stabilize thigh
Substitutions:TFL (hip IROT)