Draping for massage of leg in prone position. Pull the drape underneath the thigh. A. Uncover the ...

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Draping for massage of leg in prone position. Pull the drape underneath the thigh. A. Uncover the buttocks muscles without exposing the gluteal cleft. B. Tuck the end of the drape under the hip.

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