- reflected head of rectus femoris muscle
- caput reflexum musculi recti femoris.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
reflected head of rectus femoris muscle
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caput reflexum musculi recti femoris — [TA] reflected head of rectus femoris muscle: the head of the rectus femoris that arises from a groove above the rim of the acetabulum, which fuses with the straight or anterior head and continues down into the belly of the muscle. Called also… … Medical dictionary
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