Muscle Injuries in Sport Athletes by Bernard Roger Ali Guermazi & Abdalla Skaf

Author:Bernard Roger, Ali Guermazi & Abdalla Skaf
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer International Publishing, Cham

14.2.1.2 Adductor Brevis

The adductor brevis is located immediately posterior to the AL and anterior to the adductor magnus. It has a narrow origin from the anterior pubic body and inferior pubic ramus and becomes broader as it travels inferiorly. It attaches on the linea aspera, cranial to the site of insertion of the adductor magnus muscle. Similar to the AL, the adductor brevis has a fibrocartilaginous enthesis and an intramuscular tendon [7]. It is supplied by the artery of the adductors from deep femoral artery, and innervated by obturator nerve (L2 and L3) [6].

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