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A superior gemellus tear in a degenerative hip: Is it relevant?

The deep external rotator tendons and muscle bellies are often excluded as a component of standard hip ultrasound protocols due to the difficult nature of the study, relatively unknown significance of pathology and a lack of research regarding the role of sonography of the region. This case report presents a superior gemellus myotendinous junction tear in the context of a degenerative hip. It is important for clinicians to understand both the significance and usefulness of this entity particularly with regard to including the deep external rotators into a standard hip ultrasound protocol. The deep external rotators of the hip, act in providing support and stability of the hip joint and play an important postural role. Six muscles make up the deep external rotators: