Call your doctor right away if you have any of the following: 1  Fever above 101.5Â°F. 2  Diarrhea that lasts more than 3 days. 3  Nausea and vomiting that wonât go away.  Pain in your abdomen that gets worse or isnât relieved by pain 1  medication. Drainage or redness around your incision.
ballismus[bal-izâ²mÅ­s] 1. A type of involuntary movement affecting the proximal limb musculature, manifested in jerking, flinging movements of the extremity; caused by a lesion of or near the contralateral subthalamic nucleus. Usually only one side of the body is involved, resulting in hemiballismus.
Pectineus. The pectineus is an accessory hip flexor. This short muscle originates from the front of the pelvis, crosses the hip joint and inserts near the top of the thighbone. In addition to hip flexion, the pectineus works with other muscles to move your thigh inward.The pectineus may be involved in groin strains, which occur commonly among players of sports that require rapid acceleration and position changes.n addition to hip flexion, the pectineus works with other muscles to move your thigh inward. The pectineus may be involved in groin strains, which occur commonly among players of sports that require rapid acceleration and position changes.