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Right Hip Bone from multiple sides-stock-foto
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Anterior view of Sacrum-stock-foto
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Anterior view of Right Hip Bone-stock-foto
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Posterior view of Right Hip Bone-stock-foto
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Medial view of Right Hip Bone-stock-foto
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Lateral view of Right Hip Bone-stock-foto
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Medical Illustration of Tensor Fascia Lata Muscle-stock-foto
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Medical Illustration of Sartorius Muscle-stock-foto
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Medial and Lateral View of Hip Bone-stock-foto
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Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve-stock-foto
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Course of Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve-stock-foto
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medical accurate illustration of the inguinal ligament-stock-foto
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Branches of Anterior Trunk of Internal Iliac Artery-stock-foto
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Anterior view of human sacrum showing the anterior sacral foramina-Labeled-stock-foto
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Os coxae, coxal bone, medial view, anatomy-stock-foto
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Normal human anatomy of a hip joint. Shown are the ilium, pelvis, anterior superior iliac spine, iliac crest, anterior inferior iliac spine, smooth ar-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Abdomen. Tummy tuck. It is retensioning skin and abdominal muscles, by removing redundant skin and musculature plication. Before surgery should be taken anatomical references, such as the midline of the abdomen and the height of the anterior superior iliac spine. Plastic surgery. Doctor attending to patient medical consultation.-stock-foto
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Close up of male doctor's hand pointing at anterior superior iliac spine ASIS on a skeleton spine model-stock-foto
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. A manual of operative surgery . ne, asshown in Fig. 89, runs vertically down from the tip of the last ribto a point on the iliac crest half an inch behind the middle of thelatter, measuring from the anterior superior spine backwards. The anatomy of the operation is illustrated in Fig. 89. After the skin and superficial structures have been divided theexternal oblique and latissimus dorsi muscles will be exposed. Thefibres of those muscles are in this situation vertical. They should bedivided by a single clean cut through the whole length of the incision. The layer of the internal oblique wil-stock-foto
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. Virginia medical semi-monthly. n fromthe anterior superior iliac spine to the tuber-osity of the ischium : this line crosses the centreof the acetabulum just above the greater tro-chanter. Hip joint dislocations are therefore of twochief varieties: 1. Backward Dislocations, those behindNelatoirs line, on to the back of the ilium orinto the great sacro-sciatic notch. 2. Forward Dislocations, those in front ofNelatons line, on to the front of the pubes orinto the obturator foramen. On September 20, 1916, dames Edwards, 22years old, a colored laborer on the constructionwork of the Southern Ry.-stock-foto
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. Text-book of anatomy and physiology for nurses. Fig. 42.—Hip-bone, Exterior.—(Morris.) The OS ilium is the highest part of the hip-bone and has abroad expanded portion called the wing (or ala). The medialsurface of the wing is the iliac fossa, which is filled with the iliacmuscle; the lateral surface is crossed by three curved lines (calledthe posterior gluteal, the anterior gluteal, and the inferior ghiteallines). BONES OF THE PELVIS. 45 The superior border is called the crest. It can be easily felt, andthe anterior extremity is known as the anterior superior iliac spine,more often called t-stock-foto
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. Hernia, strangulated and reducible. With cure by subcutaneous injections, together with sugcested [!] and improved methods for kelotomy. Also an appendix giving a short account of various new surgical instruments. l-developed persons, will be of especial value.Although the distances will be somewhat different accordingas the person be large or small, the relative proportions willbe the same. From S3mphysis pubis to anterior superior spine of ilium .to tuberosity of pubesto inner margin of the lower open-ing of the abdominal canalto inner edge of the upper openingto middle of iliac artery to-stock-foto
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. A manual of dissections of the human body [electronic resource] : for the use of students and more particularly for those preparing for the higher examinations in anatomy . anterior-superior Iliac spine to the ante- rior-inferior angle of the great Trochanter. 2. From the upper end of No. 1, along the anterior two thirds of the Iliac crest, and then downwardsand backwards to a point three inches below theposterior-superior Iliac spine. 174 A MANUAL OF DISSECTIONS. Reflect the flap downwards, and expose the loose fasciaof the buttock, containing— 1. The posterior branches of the External Cuta-stock-foto
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. Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . Fig. 94.—Various Abdominal Incisions. B, Battle incision; C, incision forleft inguinal colostomy; F, Fenger incision for stomach; G, Vertical andoblique incisions for gall-bladder, etc.; H, von Hackers incision for gastros-tomy; M, McBurney incision for appendicectomy; S, incision for suprapubiccystotomy. In middle line above umbilicus is linea alba incision for opera-tions upon stomach. X indicates location of anterior superior iliac spine.Dotted line drawn from spine to the umbilicus. OPERATIONS UPON THE STOMACH. 243 second row, and last-stock-foto
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. Regional anesthesia : its technic and clinical application . run almost parallel with the twelfth Ant. Sup. iliac spine External cutaneous n. Anterior cnaral n:. Genito crural n Obturator n. Obturator externus mAdductor magnus m Femoral A andV 1 Adductor brevis m ^ Adductor longus m. ^, 4?J^ Fig. 186.—The external cutaneous, anterior crural, and obturator nerves at their exitfrom the pelvis. thoracic nerve and reach the anterior superior iliac spine side by side,between the transversalis and internal oblique muscles. These nervescan, therefore, be blocked by injecting their common trunk, the-stock-foto
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. Regional anesthesia : its technic and clinical application . e needle with the left forefinger placed belowPouparts ligament, at the level of the femoral ring, and in contact with tx ^ ? ^ Fig, 278.—Field-block for unilat.Tal reducible herni,the technic and on the other the nerve supply: 1, Para-iliaisubinguinal wheal; X, anterior superior iliac spine. , illustrating on one sidewheal; 2, pubic wheal; 3, the horizontal ramus of the pubis. One fingerbreadth to the inner sideof the femoral artery is a limit beyond which the needle must nottrespass. Through the same site of puncture subcutane-stock-foto
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. Regional anesthesia : its technic and clinical application . viz.,the field-block and the paravertebral block. Field-block is the pro- ?cedure usually employed, no matter what the size and consistency ofthe hernia, whether it be reducible or irreducible, strangulated or not. 1. Field-Uock.—Four wheals are raised as shown in Fig. 286.Wheal 1 is the para-iliac wheal of the procedure used for inguinal herni-otomy. It lies 2.5 cm. medial to and above the anterior superior spineof the iliimi. Wheal 2 is the pubic wheal raised over the pubic spine.Wheal 3 occupies the lateral margin of the hernial-stock-foto
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. Gynecology : . Fig. 464.—Nephrectomy. The Incision. rassing difficulties and dangerous accidents. For this purpose a long incisionis necessary. As in making the incision for suspension, one must first determinethe location of the twelfth rib, the outer border of the sacrospinalis muscles, andthe curve of the iliac crest as far as the anterior superior spine. Within the s:i GYNECOLOGY angle niade by the twelfth rib and the muscle border is an area which is softerto the feel than the surrounding parts, and it is in this area that the incisionstarts. It is then carried in a curving sweep toward-stock-foto
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A manual of operative surgery . d upon thesame plane as the artery, andentirely to the inner side (Fig. 343). The internal abdominalring is situated about half aninch above Pouparts liga-ment, opposite a point mid-way between the anterior-superior spine of the ilium andthe symphysis pubis. Line of the Artery.—A linedrawn on the surface of theabdomen from a spot abouta fingers breadth to the leftof and below the navel, to apoint midway between theanterior superior iliac spineand the symphysis pubis. Theupper third of this line repre-sents the common iliac, thelower two-thirds the externaliliac-stock-foto
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A manual of operative surgery . The patientis rolled nearly over on tothe face ; the limb is al-lowed to hang over theedge of the table ; thethigh is rotated in. The fig. 347.—incisions for the gluteal, sciatic, i ,, AND PUDIC ARTEKIES. surgeon stands upon the n. ? ..... ? i j -i t , A» Posterior superior iliac spine ; B, Great trochanter; side to be dealt With. c, Tuber ischii; D, Anterior superior iliac spine ; An incision five inches %%£$?* ^ : AC SdatiC aUd ^ (MaC-in length is made along the line just given. The centre of the incision should correspond to thepoint of exit of the artery (F-stock-foto
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The surgeon's handbook on the treatment of wounded in war : a prize essay . m. iliopsoas,ii. cruralis. ureter. Spffttt a/it. sup. iiern. sperm at. ex>$§ernu.s. Tab. IE. Peritoneum nero. cruralis. Perilojifum. nerv. sjiermatbcus eccternus / funiculus sp£-rmaticae. m Plate XIV.Ligature of the external iliac artery (right). 1. The cutaneous incision, which is lcm above and parallel toPouparts ligament, 8—10cm in length, and slightly convex, begins ocmto the inner side of the anterior superior spine, and ends opposite tothe internal inguinal ring (without exposing the ring or the sper-matic cor-stock-foto
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The surgeon's handbook on the treatment of wounded in war : a prize essay . to the outer side the anterior cruralnerve covered by the iliac fascia; the genital branch of the genito-crural nerve crosses the artery obliquely. 56 Plate XV. Ligature of the femoral artery (common femoral) below Poupartsligament (right). 1. The cutaneous incision commences at a point midway betweenthe anterior superior spine of the ilium and the symphysis pubis,2mm above Pouparts ligament, and is carried downwards for 5cm. 2. The superficial fascia is divided. 3. The subcutaneous tissue is divided; the lymphatic gl-stock-foto
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