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Download scientific diagram | Medial view of left knee region highlighting various fascial components surrounding the semitendinosus muscle. From the superficial to the deep aspect: the fascia lata, the paratenon and the epimysium from publication: Anatomical study of paratenons and fascia lata connections in the posteromedial knee region | Introduction In the last decade, fascia research increased significantly in various aspects such as anatomical and biomechanical features related to epimuscular force transmission. Methods The present anatomic study focuses on macroscopic observations of the potential | Fascia Lata, Hamstring muscles and Fascia | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
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Medial view of left knee region highlighting various fascial