Introduction The tensor fasciae suralis (TFS) is a non-typical skeletal muscle that develops
from one of the hamstring muscles and attaches to the deep fascia of the posterior leg (ie …

Muscle variants are routinely encountered in the dissection laboratory and in clinical
practice and therefore anatomists and clinicians need to be aware of their existence. Here …

Tensor fasciae suralis, also known as ischioaponeuroticus is a clinically relevant muscle
variant located in the popliteal fossa. Though rare, when present the muscle may arise from …

Discussion Magnetic resonance images of the left thigh in this patient following an acute
running injury demonstrate a grade I strain involving a slip of the muscle connecting an …

Purpose This study reports the findings of bilateral tensor fascia suralis muscles (TFS) and a
unilateral accessory muscle belly of the biceps femoris (AMBF) in a 72-year-old female …

We report a case of a symptomatic tensor fasciae suralis (TFS) muscle in an elite jumper,
with a very rare tear in its origin. The TFS muscle must be recognized and differentiated from …

Objective: Muscle variants are common findings in dissection laboratories. These
anomalous structures can be relevant in the diagnosis and management of certain …

Tensor fasciae suralis (TFS) is an accessory muscle of the posterior lower extremity.
Although TFS has been documented in cadaveric and radiological reports, its prevalence …

Tensor fasciae suralis (TFS) is an accessory muscle of the posterior lower extremity.
Although TFS has been documented in cadaveric and radiological reports, its prevalence …

Variant muscles are a rarity and this is a case report of an accessory muscle which was seen
in the back of thigh and popliteal fossa, on the left side, of a middle-aged male cadaver. This …