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What is sartorial muscle syndrome
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See below: The sartorius muscle runs from the anterior and lateral thigh proximally to the the medial aspect of the knee distally; it is actually the longest muscle in the body. Sartorius muscle syndrome refers to symptoms that can arise from this muscle through a number of potential etiologies; typically causing anterior thigh and medial knee pain
Answered 7/13/2017
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