Femor Hip Joint Superficial fascia Cribriform Fscia.

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Femor

Hip Joint

Superficial fascia Cribriform Fscia

Deep fascia Fascia Lata(e)

Deep fascia Fascia Lata(e)

Deep fascia Saphenus Foramen Falciform Margin

Deep fascia Saphenus Foramen Falciform Margin

Deep fascia Ilio-Tibial Tract Tensor Fascia lata

Thigt Muscles Anterior Quadriceps Femoris Sartorius Tensor Fascia Lata

Thigt Muscles Anterior Sartorius Femoral Nerve

Thigt Muscles Anterior Sartorius Femoral Nerve

Thigt Muscles Anterior Quadriceps Femoris Rectus Femoris Vastus Lateralis Vastus Medialis Vastus Intermedius

Thigt Muscles Anterior Quadriceps Femoris Rectus Femoris Vastus Lateralis Vastus Medialis Vastus Intermedius

Thigt Muscles Anterior Quadriceps Femoris Rectus Femoris Reflected Head Stright Head

Thigt Muscles Anterior Quadriceps Femoris Rectus Femoris Vastus Lateralis Vastus Medialis Vastus Intermedius Femoral Nerve

Thigt Muscles Anterior Quadriceps Femoris Vastus Medialis

Thigt Muscles Anterior Quadriceps Femoris Vastus Medialis

Chondromalacia

Thigt Muscles Anterior Tensor Fascia Lata Sup. Gluteal Nerve

Thigt Muscles Medial (Adductors Group) Pectineus Add. Longus Add. Brevis Add. Magnus Gracilis

Thigt Muscles Medial Pectineus Add. Longus Add. Brevis Add. Magnus Gracilis Femoral ( Obturator ) Nerve

Thigt Muscles Medial Pectineus Add. Longus Add. Brevis Add. Magnus Gracilis Obturator Nerve

Thigt Muscles Medial Pectineus Add. Longus Add. Brevis Add. Magnus Gracilis Obturator Nerve

Thigt Muscles Medial Pectineus Add. Longus Add. Brevis Add. Magnus Gracilis Obturator + Sciatic Nerve

Thigt Muscles Medial Add. Magnus Ossteo Aponeurotic Foramen Adductor Foramen

Thigt Muscles Medial Pectineus Add. Longus Add. Brevis Add. Magnus Gracilis Obturator Nerve

Thigt Muscles Medial Pectineus Add. Longus Add. Brevis Add. Magnus Gracilis Obturator Nerve

Femoral Triangle (Scarpa) Inguinal Lig. Add. Longus Sartorius

Femoral Triangle (Scarpa) Femoral Nerve Femoral Vein Femoral Artery

Femoral Triangle (Scarpa) Femoral Nerve Femoral Vein Femoral Artery

Femoral Triangle (Scarpa) Femoral Sheath

Femoral Triangle (Scarpa) Femoral Sheath

Femoral Triangle (Scarpa) Femoral Sheath Compartment Femoral canal

Adductor Canal Subsartorius (Hunter)

Adductor Canal Subsartorius (Hunter)

Adductor Canal Subsartorius (Hunter) Femoral a. Femoral v. Saphenous n. Vastus Medialis n.

Adductor Canal Subsartorius (Hunter) Femoral a. Femoral v. Saphenous n. Vastus Medialis n. Adductor Hiatus

Adductor Canal Subsartorius (Hunter) Femoral a. Femoral v. Saphenous n. Vastus Medialis n.

Femoral Artery -Superficial Circumflex Iliac a. -Superficial Epigastric a. -Superficial Ext. pudendal a. -Deep Ext. Pudendal a. -Profunda Femoral a. -Descending Genicular a.

Femoral Artery -Superficial Circumflex Iliac a. -Superficial Epigastric a. -Superficial Ext. pudendal a. -Deep Ext. Pudendal a. -Profunda Femoral a. -Descending Genicular a.

Femoral Artery -Superficial Circumflex Iliac a. -Superficial Epigastric a. -Superficial Ext. pudendal a. -Deep Ext. Pudendal a. -Profunda Femoral a. -Descending Genicular a.

Femoral Artery -Superficial Circumflex Iliac a. -Superficial Epigastric a. -Superficial Ext. pudendal a. -Deep Ext. Pudendal a. -Profunda Femoral a. -Descending Genicular a.

Femoral Artery -Superficial Circumflex Iliac a. -Superficial Epigastric a. -Superficial Ext. pudendal a. -Deep Ext. Pudendal a. -Profunda Femoral a. -Descending Genicular a.

Femoral Artery -Profunda Femoral a. Lateral Circumflex Femoral a. Medial Circumflex Femoral a. Perforating a.

Femoral Artery -Profunda Femoral a. Lateral Circumflex Femoral a. Medial Circumflex Femoral a. Perforating a.

Femoral Artery -Profunda Femoral a. Lateral Circumflex Femoral a. Medial Circumflex Femoral a. Perforating a.

Femoral Artery -Superficial Circumflex Iliac a. -Superficial Epigastric a. -Superficial Ext. pudendal a. -Deep Ext. Pudendal a. -Profunda Femoral a. -Descending Genicular a. Saphenous a.

Femoral a. Femoral v.

Femoral Nerve -L2,3,4 Anterior Part Medial Cutaneous n. of Thigh Intermediate Cutaneous n. of Thigh Sartorious Posterior Part Quadriceps Saphenous n.

Obturator Nerve -L2,3,4

Gluteal Region Superficial Deep ( Small, Lat. Rotator )

Gluteal Region Superficial -Gluteus Max. Inf. Gluteal n.

Gluteal Region Superficial -Gluteus Medius Sup. Gluteal n.

Gluteal Region Superficial -Gluteus Medius Sup. Gluteal n.

Gluteal Region Superficial -Gluteus Minimus Sup. Gluteal n.

Gluteal Region Deep ( Small, Lat. Rotator )

Gluteal Region Deep ( Small, Lat. Rotator )

Greater Sciatic Foramen -Piriformis -Sup. Gluteal a. and n. (L4-L5-S1) -Pudendal n.(S3-S3) -Inf. Gluteal a. and n. (L5-S1-S2) -Sciatic n.(L4-L5-S1-S2-S3) -Post. Femoral Cutaneous (S1-S2-S3) -Int. Pudendal a. and v. -Nerve for Obturator int. (L5-S1-S2) -Nerve for Quadratus femoris (L4-L5-S1)

Lesser Sciatic Foramen -Pudendal n.(S3-S3) -Int. Pudendal a. and v. -Obturator int. -Nerve for Obturator int. (L5-S1-S2)

Greater and Lesser Sciatic Foramen - Pudendal n.(S3-S3) -Int. Pudendal a. and v. -Nerve for Obturator int. (L5-S1-S2)

Cruciate anastomosis

Post. Femoral Cutaneous (S1-S2-S3)

Hamstring

Sciatic n. -Tibial n. -Common Peroneal n.