The two muscles of the group—the iliacus and the psoas major—arise from different areas of your pelvis and lumbar spine to form a common attachment in your hip. Knowing the anatomy of this ...

If your symptoms don't get better with medication, steroids, and physical therapy, your doctor may suggest surgical release of your psoas tendon. Your psoas tendon attaches the psoas muscle to the ...

Tight hip flexors, especially a deep muscle called the psoas, can silently stress your ... Strengthening your joints and tendons.) James Chung, a physical therapist and strength coach at Motiv ...

This fluoroscopic image shows the proximal cannula in an optimal position, containing the 30º arthroscope used for the iliopsoas tendon release. Also seen is the position of the inferior cannula ...

Arthroscopic fractional lengthening of the iliopsoas tendon was associated with positive outcomes following hip arthroplasty for tendonitis. Fractional lengthening may be preferred vs. revision ...