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🤫Because of the saphenous nerve⚡️, which runs manly under the sartorius muscle and is one of the precautions, dry needli...
05/01/2026

🤫Because of the saphenous nerve⚡️, which runs manly under the sartorius muscle and is one of the precautions, dry needling of this muscle is done with the pincer grip🤌.⁠

⚠️The other precautions for the sartorius muscle are:⁠
🔹Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve⁠
🔹Femoral artery and vein⁠
🔹Femoral nerve⁠
🔹Lymph nodes⁠
🔹Hip joint⁠
🔹Knee joint⁠
✔️

Here are the right answers:⁠⁠1 Levator Scapulae Muscle⁠2 Serratus Posterior Superior Muscle⁠3 Rhomboideus Muscle⁠4 Serra...
28/12/2025

Here are the right answers:⁠

1 Levator Scapulae Muscle⁠
2 Serratus Posterior Superior Muscle⁠
3 Rhomboideus Muscle⁠
4 Serratus Anterior Muscle⁠
5 Serratus Posterior Infertior Muscle⁠
6 Multifidi and Rotator Muscles⁠

Congratulations 👏🎉 well done! 🏆️

Let's have the last anatomy quiz in 2025 🎉😊👍️:⁠Can you identify These muscles?⁠⁠Let's go for it! 💪
27/12/2025

Let's have the last anatomy quiz in 2025 🎉😊👍️:⁠
Can you identify These muscles?⁠

Let's go for it! 💪

👉️Here you see the referred pain pattern of the sartorius muscle:⁠it runs over the muscle - from its origin to the inser...
23/12/2025

👉️Here you see the referred pain pattern of the sartorius muscle:⁠
it runs over the muscle - from its origin to the insertion in the region of the medial aspect of the knee.⁠

As you remember💡🤫, there are other muscles, causing referred pain in parts of the referred pain area of the sartorius muscle, such as vastus medialis muscle and adductor longus muscle.⁠

👍️So don't forget to check sartorius muscles for triggerpoints with patients that have pain in this area✔️

The sartorius muscle is a superficial muscle, overlying the quadriceps femoris muscle in a spiral way🦵⁠⁠Its origin📍 is t...
21/12/2025

The sartorius muscle is a superficial muscle, overlying the quadriceps femoris muscle in a spiral way🦵⁠

Its origin📍 is the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) and it inserts 📍at the medial surface of the tibia and at the pes anserinus superficialis.⁠

The muscle is innervated ⚡️by the femoral nerve and it has several functions in the hip and knee joint:⁠

🔹Flexion, external rotation and abduction of the hip joint⁠
🔹Internal rotation of the knee joint⁠
🔹Medial stabilisation of the knee⁠
🔹Assists in flexion of the knee joint

Here are the right answers:⁠⁠1 Supraspinatus Muscle✔️⁠2 Deltoid Muscle✔️⁠3 Infraspinatus Muscle✔️⁠4 Teres Minor Muscle✔️...
18/12/2025

Here are the right answers:⁠

1 Supraspinatus Muscle✔️⁠
2 Deltoid Muscle✔️⁠
3 Infraspinatus Muscle✔️⁠
4 Teres Minor Muscle✔️⁠
5 Teres Major Muscle✔️⁠
6 Latissimus Dorsi Muscle✔️⁠

Congratulations 👏 well done🎉

Let's do another anatomy quiz:⁠Can you identify These muscles?⁠⁠👉️ anatomy is essential for dry needling 🤓
17/12/2025

Let's do another anatomy quiz:⁠
Can you identify These muscles?⁠

👉️ anatomy is essential for dry needling 🤓

The median nerve passes between the two heads of the pronator teres muscle into the forearm ↙️⁠⁠This is, where Trigger p...
12/12/2025

The median nerve passes between the two heads of the pronator teres muscle into the forearm ↙️⁠

This is, where Trigger points in the pronator teres muscle can cause an entrapment of the median nerve 😫⚡️⁠

As the entrapment in this area is not such a common condition, it is maybe easily overlooked and mistaken for the more prevalent carpal tunnel syndrome.🕵️⁠

💡So don't forget to check this muscle in any case, when symptoms in relation to the median nerve occur✔️

The median nerve is a mixed nerve, that provides motor💪 functions to the forearm, wrist and hand and sensory🪶⚡️function ...
09/12/2025

The median nerve is a mixed nerve, that provides motor💪 functions to the forearm, wrist and hand and sensory🪶⚡️function to the hand.⁠
It is the only nerve, that passes through the carpal tunnel and can be compressed there, what can result in a carpal tunnel syndrome.⁠

The sensory branches of the median nerve provide sensation to the skin of the palmar and dorsal side of the hand and finger - as you can see it in the picture.⁠

🤫💡So now I have one question for you:⁠
Do you remember, which muscle can cause an entrapment of the median nerve in the area of the upper forearm❓️❔️❓️

Safety in dry needling is the highest priority for the DGSA ⚠️That's why it is very important to know, where the course ...
05/12/2025

Safety in dry needling is the highest priority for the DGSA ⚠️

That's why it is very important to know, where the course of nerves are running in the body - and that's what we show you at our courses 👈️

As we don't want to hit any nerves with dry needling⚡️

Learn more about safety in dry needling at our courses and in our 100+ dry needling video tutorials 🎞️⁠💪

Here are the right answers:⁠⁠1 Longissimus Muscle✔️⁠2 Iliocostalis Muscle✔️⁠3 Latissimus Dorsi Muscle✔️⁠4 Gluteus Medius...
02/12/2025

Here are the right answers:⁠

1 Longissimus Muscle✔️⁠
2 Iliocostalis Muscle✔️⁠
3 Latissimus Dorsi Muscle✔️⁠
4 Gluteus Medius Muscle✔️⁠
5 Gluteus Maximus Muscle✔️⁠

Congratulations 👏🎉 good job!

Let's have some anatomy! 💪⁠Can you identify These muscles?⁠⁠👉️ Let's go!🤓
01/12/2025

Let's have some anatomy! 💪⁠
Can you identify These muscles?⁠

👉️ Let's go!🤓

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