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It is surely the most important muscle of the human body, for at least three reasons:
It is a long and spindle-shaped muscle, located along the lumbar column, on the basis of the twelfth dorsal vertebra and of the five lumbar vertebrae to the lesser trochanter. Insertions:
The beams which are born from the vertebral bodies and those which stick on the transverse apophyses are separate, on the level of the vertebral bodies, by a cellulous interstice in which the branches of the lumbar plexus walk on giving the nerves: fémoro-cutaneous, crural, génito-crural, small and large abdomino-genital. The various fascicule of muscle fibreses gather in a body fleshy and bulky which descent along the lumbar column, crosses the iliaque pit interns and penetrates in the thigh while passing behind from the arcade crurale. It moves then in bottom and behind, passes in front of the articulation of the hip and comes to stick on the top of the lesser trochanter by a strong tendon. Action: The psoas bends the thigh on the basin. Taking its fixed point on the femur, it bends the trunk and a rotational movement prints to him which carries its face former on the opposite side.
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