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02/06/2026

At the moment here is the last post to the What does that muscle do series.
What does the gluteal muscles do?
(The post for glutus min didn't upload for some reason)

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01/06/2026

Here is post no. 6 to second part of the What does that muscle do series.

What does the Piriformis do?
The piriformis is a flat, pyramid-shaped muscle that lies parallel to (in line with) the gluteus medius muscle's back margin and underneath the gluteus maximus muscle in the hip area.

The muscle passes through the greater sciatic foramen (a space in the pelvic bones, on each side of the center) and to the upper part of the greater trochanter (a bone ridge near the top of the femur, or thigh bone). It takes up the most area in the greater sciatic foramen.
It’s a small muscle compared to other muscles of the region.

The piriformis helps rotate the hip and works with rotators such as the obturator externus and the gemellus inferior. It rotates the thigh externally while extended (for example, while walking) and abducts the hip when the thigh is flexed at 90 degrees (for example, when placing the ankle on the opposite knee while sitting).

The nearness of the piriformis muscle to the sciatic nerve, which is the largest nerve in the human body, can result in pain in some individuals. This pain can run from the buttocks to the lower back.

Treatment for a strain of this muscle includes physical therapy, deep tissue massage, and anti-inflammatory medication, which reduces swelling around the sciatic nerve.

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31/05/2026

29/05/2026

Post no. 4 to the What does this Muscle fo series?

What does Rhomboid muscles do?

The rhomboid major muscle is located in the back region and helps keep the scapula, or shoulder blade, attached to the ribcage. It also rotates the scapula and retracts it towards the spinal column. It has origination points in the second, third, fourth, and fifth thoracic vertebrae (T2 though T5). The rhomboid major muscle receives oxygenated blood from the dorsal scapular artery, which arises from the subclavian artery. The dorsal scapular nerve provides innervation and a connection to the spinal column. If the rhomboid major is damaged or torn, the scapula becomes partially debilitated; this will limit the range of motion in the upper extremities. Treatment for rhomboid major injuries requires surgery and post-surgical physical therapy, which includes stretching and muscular endurance activities.

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