Month: November 2026

A New Muscle Attachment Discovered in the Hip: What Therapists Should Know

An anatomical discovery challenges our understanding of the iliopsoas complex and may offer new insights into hip stability, movement and anterior hip pain. Anatomists at Tulane University have identified a previously undescribed muscular attachment deep within the pelvis, revealing that the familiar iliopsoas complex may be more anatomically variable than previously recognised. Published in Clinical

Beyond the Spine: How Fascia May Contribute to Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

New research reveals molecular changes in the thoracolumbar fascia, suggesting that connective tissue may play a greater role in chronic lower back conditions than previously recognised. Lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) is a common cause of lower back pain, leg discomfort and reduced mobility, particularly among older adults. It occurs when the spinal canal narrows, potentially