Lower limb anatomy (hip and thigh)
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This document provides an overview of the anatomy of the hip and thigh region. It discusses the bones that make up the pelvis, ligaments of the hip joint, muscles that attach to the pelvis and hip, blood supply to the femoral head and surrounding structures. It also details the muscles of the thigh including the quadriceps, hip adductors, and hamstrings. Finally, it describes the structures that pass through the sciatic foramen and their nerve innervation.
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- 1. Applied anatomy Hip and Thigh Dr. Yasir Jameel Clinical Fellow Orthopedic Dept.
- 3. Pelvis
- 4. Sacrum
- 5. Pelvic Bones
- 8. Acetabular zones External Iliac Artery and vein Sciatic nerve Inferior gluteal A. V. N Internal Pudendal A. V. N Secondary safe zone Obturator N. A. V. AnteriorPosteriro
- 9. Muscle Attachments Pelvis and Hip
- 13. Pelvic Muscle
- 14. Pelvic Muscle
- 15. Gluteal Muscles
- 17. N. Supply gluteal muscle
- 18. Internal Iliac
- 19. Internal Iliac
- 20. External Iliac
- 21. External Illiac and Femoral Artery
- 23. Femoral Artery
- 24. Sciatic foramen Structures that exit • Superior gluteal nerve, artery, vein • Piriformis muscle • Pudendal nerve • Inferior pudendal artery, vein • Nerve to the Obturator internus • Posterior Cutaneous nerve of thigh • Sciatic nerve • Inferior gluteal nerve, artery, vein • Nerve to Quadratus femoris Structures that enter in pelvis • Pudendal nerve • Inferior pudendal artery and vein Remember: POPS IQ structures exiting pelvis below the piriformis Siatic nerve variation: Peroneal devision might pass above or through the pirifoemis
- 28. Blood supply of femoral head
- 29. Blood supply of femur head and neck
- 32. Quadriceps
- 33. Hip Adductors
- 34. Hip Adductors
- 35. Hip Adductors
- 36. Hamstrings
- 37. Hamstrings
- 39. WILL CONTINUE FOR KNEE AND LEG ANATOMY IN NEXT LECTURE THANK YOU