Lateral thigh muscle
Lateral thigh muscle , m. Vastus lateralis, occupies almost the entire anterolateral surface of the thigh. Above, it is somewhat covered by a muscle that strains the broad fascia, and in front - a straight muscle of the thigh. Muscle bundles are directed from the top to the bottom and from the outside to the front.
The muscle originates from the large spit, the intervertebral line and the lateral lip of the wide thigh line. Going down, the muscle passes into a broad tendon that forms part of the general tendon of the quadriceps muscle and participates in the formation of a lateral supporting patellar ligament.
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