Anatomy Muscles of Lower Limb 1625da10

Strongest flexor of the hip joint is:

Saorius

Gluteus maximus

Iliopsoas

Pectineus

High-Yield Explanation

Iliopsoas is the chief Flexor at hip joint, assisted by Saorius and Pectineus as the accessory muscles. Gluteus Maximus is the chief Extensor at hip joint, assisted by hamstrings as the accessory muscles.

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