Muscles of the Gluteal Region - Part 2 - Anatomy Tutorial

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3D anatomy tutorial on the muscles of the gluteal region using the BioDigital Human browser (www.biodigitalhuman.com/).This is the second part of the tutorial, be sure to watch the first part as well!
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AnatomyZone. Just wanted to let you know that Obturator Internus and Superior Gamellus is actually innervated by L5/S1/S2. Not just L5/S1.
Where as the Inferior Gamellus and Quadratus Femorus are innervated by L4/L5/S1. Not just L5/S1

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you said that the nerve to obturator internus is L5 and S1 and the nerve to quadratus femoris is also L5 and S1. It can't be the same, right?

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