ANATOMICAL STRUCTURE GUIDEFMA43884Muscles

Left gracilis

A long, strap-like muscle on the medial aspect of the thigh that adducts the hip and flexes the knee.

Verified Structure Metadata
FMA43884
FMA Reference ID
1
Modeled 3D Mesh
Primary System: Muscles
01 · Main Function

What Does the Left gracilis Do?

A long, strap-like muscle on the medial aspect of the thigh that adducts the hip and flexes the knee.

02 · Anatomical Location

Where Is It Located in the Body?

Situated in the femoral (thigh) region of the lower limb (midline / bilateral aspect, central plane) within the muscles.

03 · Interactive 3D Model

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FMA ID: FMA43884 · Modeled Mesh IDs: FJ1421M
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