Where Does the Sartorius Muscle Attach?

The insertion for the sartorius muscle is the superior medial aspect of the tibial shaft, near the tibial tubercle. Two other tendons join it at its insertion: the gracilis and semitendinosus, to create the conjoined tendons known as the pes anserinus. At the knee, it acts to flex as well as internally rotate.

Where does the sartorius muscle attach at its distal?

Attachments of Sartorius Muscle: Origin & Insertion

Anterior superior iliac spine and the region just below it. Insertion: (distal attachments): Proximal tibia, medial to tibial tuberosity (part of pes anserinus).

What does a pulled sartorius muscle feel like?

This inflammation may be experienced as pain or hypersensitivity on the inside of the knee[1]. Other symptoms of sartorius-related muscle pain can include a burning or stinging sensation at the front of the hip. This pain may be brought on by an overt trauma, such as an athletic injury.