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IMS II Anatomy Lab - Thigh

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We’ll begin with a review of the posterior body wall and the gluteal region. This dissection was initially done as part of the pelvic region, but because many of the structures in this region continue into the thigh they will be included as part of the lower limb dissection as well. Review these structures of the posterior body wall in the pelvic region (some of these will have been interrupted by the transverse division of the body in the L3-L5 region): Psoas m. - is made up of a psoas major m. and psoas minor m., though we will refer to them collectively as the psoas m. Iliacus m. - sits in the iliac fossa, just lateral to the psoas m. Iliopsoas m. - formed by the union of the iliacus m. and psoas m. A flexor of the hip. Femoral n. - The femoral n. runs between the iliacus m. and the psoas m. It exits the pelvis as it passes deep to the inguinal ligament with the femoral a. and femoral v. and supplies motor innervation to the anterior compartment of the thigh. Femoral a. - the co

IMS II Anatomy Lab - Thigh Search this site Embedded Files Skip to main content Skip to navigation Thigh We’ll begin with a review of the posterior body wall and the gluteal region. This dissection was initially done as part of the pelvic region, but because many of the structures in this region continue into the thigh they will be included as part of the lower limb dissection as well. Gluteal region and posterior body wall review Review these structures of the posterior body wall in the pelvic region (some of these will have been interrupted by the transverse division of the body in the L3-L5

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