Gluteal muscles, Radiology Reference Article

The superficial gluteal muscles lie within the gluteal region posterolateral to the bony pelvis and proximal femur. From superficial to deep lie the gluteus maximus, medius and minimus. The gluteus

Sagittal slice of MRI sequence of the infragluteal fold (green dotted)

Gluteus medius muscle, Radiology Reference Article

The gluteus maximus and gluteus medius are shown on the sagittal plane

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Association of quadriceps muscle, gluteal muscle, and femoral bone marrow composition using chemical shift encoding-based water-fat MRI: a preliminary study in healthy young volunteers, European Radiology Experimental

Axial MRI of pelvis and gluteus muscle group Diagram

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MRI of the hip

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3 MRI coronal images showing gluteal muscles and nerves. AC Alcock's

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