HThe aim of this case study was to describe the adductor minimus and its topographic relationships to the other anatomical structures of the thigh’s posterior compartment. The muscle was found on the lower extremity on a cadaver of male gender. The adductor minimus is one of the accessory muscles of the thigh’s medial group; the muscle usually originates from the inferior pubic ramus and together with the upper part of the adductor magnus is inserted to the proximal part of linea aspera. Knowledge of this variation can be helpful both for physiotherapists, dealing with pain and problems in the posterior compartment of the thigh, as well as surgeons performing surgeries in this area.