Cat Quadriceps Muscles: Anatomy and Function Explained
Vastus lateralis:
- Superficial quadriceps muscle.
- Originates from the greater trochanter of the femur.
- Extends the hip and flexes the knee.
Rectus femoris:
- Superficial quadriceps muscle.
- Originates from the pelvis.
- Knee extensor and hip flexor.
Vastus medialis:
- Deep quadriceps muscle.
- Originates from the femur.
- Extends the knee.
Vastus intermedius:
- Deep quadriceps muscle.
- Originates from the femur.
- Extends the knee.
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