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'''''Adductor Muscles'''''

'''''Adductor Muscles'''''

:'''Innervation'''

: In the horse there are two adductors, the cranial '''short adductor''' muscle and the caudal '''greater adductor''' muscle.

:'''Origin'''

:'''Innervation''': Obturator n.

:'''Insertion'''

:'''Origin''': Ventral surface of the pelvis and apaneurosis of the ''gracillis'' muscle

:'''Action'''

:'''Insertion''': Entire medial aspect of the femur, from the lesser trochanter to the medial condyles, and the medial collateral stifle ligament.

The equine adductor muscles are formed from a short adductor and a greater adductor. They both insert along the entire medial aspect of the femur from the lesser trochanter to the medial condyles and the medial collateral stifle ligament.

'''''Internal Obturator'''''

'''''Internal Obturator'''''

:'''Innervation'''

:'''Innervation''':

:'''Origin'''

:'''Origin'''

:'''Insertion'''

:'''Insertion'''