Sartorius is the most superficial muscle of the anterior thigh and is also the longest strap muscle in the body Sartorius Muscle and Trigger Points The medial border of the upper third of this muscle forms the lateral boundary of the femoral triangle (adductor longus forms the medial boundary, and the inguinal ligament forms the superior boundary). The action of sartorius is to put the lower limbs in the seated cross-legged position of the tailor (hence its name from the Latin "sator" meaning tailor). Sartorius - Common Trigger Point Sites Satellite Myofascial Trigger Points The...
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