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The vastus medialis is located medial in the anterior compartment of the leg and contributes to the quadriceps tendon. It does not travel inferomedially like the muscle in the image.
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Vastus medialis
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The vastus lateralis is located laterally in the anterior compartment of the leg and forms part of the quadriceps tendon. It does not travel inferomedially like the muscle in the image.
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Vastus lateralis
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The rectus femoris runs lateral to the sartorius muscle and does not travel in an inferomedial manner. It forms part of the quadriceps tendon.
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Rectus femoris
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The sartorius muscle is runs inferomedially, so this is the left sartorius rather than the right.
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Right sartorius
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the image indicates the sartorius muscle which is located in the anterior compartment of the thigh. This muscle runs in an inferomedial direction. It is located more superficial to the other muscles in the leg. The muscle is running left to right, therefore it is located on the left leg as it runs inferomedially.
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Left sartorius
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Muscles of the thigh
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Lower Limb Anatomy
Identify the labelled muscle

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