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THE MUSCLES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY

First

lumbar vertebra Vertebra lumbalis I.

Twelfth rib

Quadratus lumborum muscle

Psoas magnus muscle M. psoas major Psoas parvus muscle (var M. psoas minor (var.)
)

Sacral promontory

omontorium

Iliacus muscle M. iliacus

Anterior superior spine of tlie ilium

Spina

iliaca anterior

superior

Iliac fascia

Fascia iliopectinea'

Pyriformis muscle piriformis ,-Sacrococcygeus anticus or '' cur vator coccygis muscle M. sacrocuccygeu^ anleri>;r Obturator internus muscle Coccygeus or levator coccygis muscle

~M.

Transversalis fascia Fascia transversalis

Iliopectineal eminence Eminentia iliopectinea Pubic ligament of Astley Cooper,

Lig.

or Cooper's ligamenfpubicum (Cooperi)

Vascular compartment

Lacuna \'asorum
Poupart's ligament (superficial femoral arch) Lig. inguinale (Pouparti)

Pubic symphysis

Symphysis

ossiura pubis

Spme
I

of the pubis

Tulierculum pubicum Gimbemat's ligament

I,ig. lacunarc (Gimbcrnati) Internal or deep abdominal ring' Annuhis inguinalis abdominalis

See note

>

to p. 390.

See note

2 to p. 390.

Or

hitet-nal itig-uinal aperture.

Fig. 593.

Internal Muscles of the Region of the Hip, seen somewhat obliquely from Before: Iliopsoas Muscle, consisting of Two Parts the Iliacus Muscle and the Psoas Magnus Muscle; Psoas Parvus Muscle, the Tendon of which becomes incorporated with the Iliac Fascia. Obturator Internus Muscle. Pyriformis and Quadratus Lumborum Muscles. Lacuna Vasorum, or Vascular Compartment^of the Space between Poupart's Ligament (Superficial Femoral Arch) and THE Concave Iliopubic Margin of the Hip-Bone. Right Side.

Musculi coxae

Muscles

of the hip.