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    The acetabulum is the upper part of the hip bone that forms the socket of the hip joint. It is located at the junction of the three bones that make up the hip: the ilium, ischium, and pubis. The acetabulum is cup-shaped and its rim provides attachments for muscles like the gluteus medius and maximus. The bone surrounding the acetabulum gives rise to several anatomical landmarks, including the iliac crest and anterior and posterior inferior iliac spines, which serve as attachment points for muscles like the tensor fasciae latae.

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    The acetabulum is the upper part of the hip bone that forms the socket of the hip joint. It is located at the junction of the three bones that make up the hip: the ilium, ischium, and pubis. The acetabulum is cup-shaped and its rim provides attachments for muscles like the gluteus medius and maximus. The bone surrounding the acetabulum gives rise to several anatomical landmarks, including the iliac crest and anterior and posterior inferior iliac spines, which serve as attachment points for muscles like the tensor fasciae latae.

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    The acetabulum is the upper part of the hip bone that forms the socket of the hip joint. It is located at the junction of the three bones that make up the hip: the ilium, ischium, and pubis. The acetabulum is cup-shaped and its rim provides attachments for muscles like the gluteus medius and maximus. The bone surrounding the acetabulum gives rise to several anatomical landmarks, including the iliac crest and anterior and posterior inferior iliac spines, which serve as attachment points for muscles like the tensor fasciae latae.

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    The acetabulum is the upper part of the hip bone that forms the socket of the hip joint. It is located at the junction of the three bones that make up the hip: the ilium, ischium, and pubis. The acetabulum is cup-shaped and its rim provides attachments for muscles like the gluteus medius and maximus. The bone surrounding the acetabulum gives rise to several anatomical landmarks, including the iliac crest and anterior and posterior inferior iliac spines, which serve as attachment points for muscles like the tensor fasciae latae.

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    Hip Bene ① Med Notes

    notes
    determination ( med in)
    side
    -

    :
    -

    Acetabulum
    •
    -

    laterally
    . Flat
    ,
    expanded ilium -

    Upper part
    • Pubis ( thin ) -

    Anteriorly
    •
    Ischium ( thick e strong ) -

    Posteriorly .

    Ilium
    =

    Upper Zgtbq Acetabulum


    • .

    point g iliac
    crest = 13 & 14

    l
    '

    surface .

    Surface

    Attachments
    Anterior Superior Iliac
    in
    spine Sartorius
    Inguinal ligament
    - .

    Outer
    (2)
    lip 7 Iliac Cmt -

    extent Lata
    IN hole
    fascia
    -

    (a)

    ( bi In
    front g
    tubercle -
    Tensor fasciae Lata e

    (C ) Ant .
    213 d-
    -
    External oblique muscle
    (d) Just behind latissimus dorsi
    highest point -

    ( es Tubercle g crest -
    Ili o tibial tract .

    (3) Intermediate iliac crest Internal oblique


    area
    g
    -

    141 Inner abdominis


    lip -

    ( as Ant .

    213 - Trans versus

    ( bi
    Ant 213 ( deep ) - fascia tram veralis ,

    the
    fascia
    -
    a ca .

    (c) Post 113


    -

    Quadratus lambourn
    d, Around Quadratus L Thora co lumbar
    (
    fascia
    ←

    iliac crest
    (5) Dorsal
    segment
    1-
    g
    Gluteus
    Lateral
    slope maximus -
    -

    Upper 112 Ant iliac spine straight head Reclus


    (6)
    g Inf g
    -
    -
    .

    femoris
    lower Yz g A II s - Iwo
    femoral ligament .

    Greater sciatic Piri


    ( 71
    Upper margin g notch -

    for mis ( few


    fibres)
    Gluteal Area be hid
    (s )
    surface ca )
    posterior Gluteus
    gluteal line maximus

    Cbs Area btw Ant .


    & Post -
    -
    Gluteus
    medius
    Gluteal line

    Area btw Ant Gluteus


    (c)
    -
    &
    Inferior -

    meine 'm in

    (d) Below
    inferior gluteal line -

    Reflected
    head a Rectus femoris
    .

    191 Iliac
    fossa - Ilia cus
    ↳ lower
    grooved part us covered by iliac bursa .

    Pelvic Piri
    1101
    surface forme's ( few fibres )
    -

    Reds t m Pelvic surface - Obturator 9N terms


    Pubis
    Antero
    inferior part
    =
    •

    -
    Rectus Abdominis
    •
    Anterior Ystb 7 acetabulum
    - Cre master muscle

    -
    Adductor
    Longus ,
    Gracilis ,
    Adductor
    Bren 's Obturator
    Levator
    ,
    -

    ani Extern us
    ,

    Obturator
    gnternus

    • Pecténeal line
    F
    Pectin em

    Pelvic is
    surface
    •

    crossed Round
    by Liga -

    merit uterus in
    of
    -

    females and
    by ductus

    deferens in males .

    Raffy • Obturator
    groove
    transmits the obturator
    vessels and nerve .

    Ischium
    • Posten
    inferior part y hip bone . Attachments
    Ischia
    in
    spine -
    Sacro
    spinous Lig .

    lesser sciatic notch


    (2) -

    Superior &
    (
    upper & lower
    margins )
    Inferior
    Gemelli
    (3) Femoral -
    •
    Obturator externs

    surface (
    margin )
    -
    Quadratus femoris
    Ischia
    (4)
    tuberosity
    membranous
    (a) Semi

    (b) Semi tendinous


    (c) long head 7 biceps femoris

    (d) Adductor magnus .

    Greater Pelvic
    (5)
    part g surface
    &
    Obturator gnternm .

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