The straight muscle of the thigh
Thigh muscle , m. Rectus femoris, the longest of the four heads. Occupies the anterior surface of the thigh. It begins with a thin tendon from the inferior anterior iliac awn, the over-striae furrow. Going down, the muscle passes into the narrow tendon, which is part of the general tendon of the quadriceps muscle of the thigh. Having reached the tibia, the tendon of the muscle is attached to the ileum tuberosity. Below the patella, this tendon is called the patellar ligament, lig. Patellae.
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