Which injuries are more prone to recurrence? Intramuscular tendon injuries have received little attention as an element in ‘muscle strain’. In thigh muscles, such as rectus femoris and biceps femoris, ...

On MRI, the current authors have noted that this is the region of a distinct low-signal posterior muscle margin which is thicker and more prominent (figure 1) than the fascia more proximally and ...

The rectus femoris muscle is one of quadriceps muscles. It goes from the hip to the knee and can be used to straighten the knee or lift the knee up. This muscle can rupture or become inflammed at ...

Tendinitis describes inflammation of a tendon, while tendinosis refers ... They consist of four distinct muscles: the rectus femoris, the vastus lateralis, the vastus intermedius, and the vastus ...

The rectus femoris is the most frequently injured quadriceps ... your healthcare provider may recommend physical therapy. Tendonitis is a common overuse injury caused by excessive stress on ...

This tendon connects the kneecap with the strongest ... They often occur due to overstretched muscle fibers. The rectus femoris is the muscle most commonly affected by strains.

The snapping occurs when the rectus femoris tendon, which runs from inside the thighbone up through the pelvis, moves back and forth across the ball when the hip is bent and straightened.