The document lists various anatomical structures and features of the lower limb, pelvis, and knee, along with the professor Hany Shawky attributed for each entry. It appears to be a study guide or review sheet for a course on lower limb anatomy, identifying key bones, muscles, blood vessels, nerves and ligaments.

1. REVISION LOWER LIMB

2. Pectineal line Prof. Hany Shawky

3. Pubic Crest Prof. Hany Shawky

4. Greater Sciatic Notch Prof. Hany Shawky

5. Ischial Spine Prof. Hany Shawky

6. Gluteal Tuberosity Prof. Hany Shawky

7. Lesser Trochanter Prof. Hany Shawky

8. Patellar Surface Prof. Hany Shawky

9. Trochanteric Notch Prof. Hany Shawky

10. Neck of Fibula Prof. Hany Shawky

11. Calcaneus Prof. Hany Shawky

12. Sartorius Prof. Hany Shawky

13. Femoral Artery Prof. Hany Shawky

14. Femoral Nerve Prof. Hany Shawky

15. Pectineus Prof. Hany Shawky

16. Rectus Femoris Prof. Hany Shawky

17. Vastus Lateralis Prof. Hany Shawky

18. Gluteus Maximus Prof. Hany Shawky

19. Sciatic Nerve Prof. Hany Shawky

20. Tibial Nerve Prof. Hany Shawky

21. Popliteal Artery Prof. Hany Shawky

22. Prof. Hany Shawky Superior Extensor Retinaculum

23. Inferior Extensor Retinaculum Prof. Hany Shawky

24. Peroneus longus Prof. Hany Shawky

25. Peroneus brevis Prof. Hany Shawky

26. Extensor digitorum longus Prof. Hany Shawky

27. Extensor hallucis longus Prof. Hany Shawky

28. Tibialis posterior Prof. Hany Shawky

29. Flexor hallucis longus Prof. Hany Shawky

30. Ligamentum teres Prof. Hany Shawky

31. Labrum acetabulare Prof. Hany Shawky

32. Prof. Hany Shawky Lateral collateral lig. Lateral meniscus Medial collateral lig. Medial meniscus

33. Lateral collateral lig. Prof. Hany Shawky Anterior cruciate lig. Lateral meniscus Medial collateral lig. Posterior cruciate lig. Medial meniscus

34. Best Wishes Prof. Hany Shawky