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Piriformis
Abstract
The most frequent variation is the division of the muscle into two parts. This is usually associated with a high division of the sciatic nerve, with the peroneal portion of the sciatic emerging between the two parts. The muscle is rarely divided by the tibial division of the sciatic, or by the entire sciatic nerve. The cleavage generally affects only the muscle belly, but may involve the entire muscle. Subdivision into several fascicles has also been reported. The muscle has been reported absent as well.
The most frequent variation is the division of the muscle into two parts. This is usually associated with a high division of the sciatic nerve, with the peroneal portion of the sciatic emerging between the two parts. The muscle is rarely divided by the tibial division of the sciatic, or by the entire sciatic nerve. The cleavage generally affects only the muscle belly, but may involve the entire muscle. Subdivision into several fascicles has also been reported. The muscle has been reported absent as well. Fusion frequently takes place between piriformis and gluteus medius, gluteus minimus, superior gemellus, or in rare cases even the internal obturator muscle. Its digitations of origin may be reduced to two or increased to four. It may insert into the capsule of the hip joint.
Syn.: m. pyramidalis, iliacus externus (Riolan), Birnmuskel.
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Classificazione anatomica
- Sistemi:
- Sistema muscolare
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Adattamento di «Piriformis — Illustrated Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation: Opus I: Muscular System» di Ronald A. Bergman, Adel K. Afifi, Ryosuke Miyauchi. Fonte: https://www.anatomyatlases.org/AnatomicVariants/MuscularSystem/Text/P/24Piriformis.shtml Opera originale distribuita con licenza CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/deed.it). Adattamento a cura di Redazione AIVA. Modifiche rispetto all’originale: Testo originale inglese riprodotto integralmente e riorganizzato nel formato scheda del portale (sintesi, testo, riferimenti), senza modificarne le affermazioni. La traduzione italiana non è ancora stata eseguita, e la pagina lo dichiara. Le figure non sono state copiate: sono collegate alla pagina d’origine. Questa pubblicazione non è approvata né avallata dagli autori dell’opera originale.
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