Table 3.
The 38 identified muscle components available for download in both the female and male subjects.
| Muscles of the Lower Extremities | ||
|---|---|---|
| Adductor Brevis × 2 | Gluteus Minimus × 2 | Rectus Femoris × 2 |
| Adductor Longus × 2 | Gracilis × 2 | Sartorius × 2 |
| Adductor Magnus × 2 | lliacus × 2 | Semimembranosus × 2 |
| Biceps Femoris Long × 2 | lnferior Gemellus × 2 | Semitendonosus × 2 |
| Biceps Femoris Short × 2 | Obturator Externus × 2 | Soleus × 2 |
| Extensor Digitorum Longus × 2 | Obturator lnternus × 2 | Superior Gemellus × 2 |
| Extensor Hallucis Longus × 2 | Pectineus × 2 | Tensor Fasciae Latae × 2 |
| Flexor Digitorum Longus × 2 | Peroneus Longus × 2 | Tibialis Anterior × 2 |
| Flexor Hallucis Longus × 2 | Piriformis × 2 | Tibialis Posterior × 2 |
| Gastrocnemius Lateral × 2 | Plantaris × 2 | Vastus lntermedius × 2 |
| Gastrocnemius Medial × 2 | Popliteus × 2 | Vastus Lateralis × 2 |
| Gluteus Maximus × 2 | Psoas Major × 2 | Vastus Medialis × 2 |
| Gluteus Medius × 2 | Quadratus Femoris × 2 | |
Muscle components are unique on the right and left sides of the subjects (resulting in 76 unique muscle geometries per subject).