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Clinical Anatomy: Repair of rectus femoris rupture with LARS ligament

1 Aug, 12 | by Emma

The rectus femoris muscle is the most frequently involved quadriceps muscle involved in strain pathologies. Here the authors tell us why and describe treatment options.

Seema Biswas
Editor-in-Chief

Repair of rectus femoris rupture with LARS ligament

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