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Flexor muscles of right leg (posterior Flexor muscles of right leg (posterior aspect) detrol 2mg for sale treatment 3 antifungal. Arteries 467 1 Femoral artery 2 Profunda femoris artery 3 Ascending branch of lateral circumflex femoral artery 4 Descending branch of lateral circumflex femoral artery 5 Lateral superior genicular artery 6 Popliteal artery 7 Lateral inferior genicular artery 8 Anterior tibial artery 9 Peroneal artery 10 Lateral plantar artery 11 Arcuate artery with dorsal metatarsal arteries 12 Plantar arch with plantar metatarsal arteries 13 Medial circumflex femoral artery 14 Profunda femoris artery with perforating arteries 15 Descending genicular artery 16 Medial superior genicular artery 17 Middle genicular artery 18 Medial inferior genicular artery 19 Posterior tibial artery 20 Dorsalis pedis artery 21 Medial plantar artery 22 Superficial and deep circumflex iliac arteries 23 Femoral nerve 24 Lateral circumflex femoral artery 25 Sartorius muscle (cut and reflected) 26 Rectus femoris muscle 27 Vastus medialis muscle 28 Inguinal ligament 29 Femoral vein (cut) 30 External pudendal artery and vein 31 Adductor longus muscle 32 Great saphenous vein 33 Obturator artery and nerve 34 Gracilis muscle 35 Saphenous nerve 36 Tendinous wall of adductor canal 37 Anterior cutaneous branch of femoral nerve 38 Infrapatellar branch of saphenous nerve 39 Popliteal vein 40 Tibial nerve 41 Medial head of gastrocnemius muscle 42 Biceps femoris muscle 43 Common peroneal nerve 44 Lateral head of gastrocnemius muscle 45 Plantaris muscle 46 Soleus muscle 47 Flexor hallucis longus muscle 48 Spermatic cord Arteries of the right leg (posterior aspect). Dissection of tibial nerve, posterior tibial vessels, and great saphenous vein (veins injected with blue resin). Veins 469 30 7 7 30 11 4 27 15 4 21 15 22 7 7 27 26 15 22 Superficial veins of leg (posterior Superficial veins of leg. Anastomoses between superficial and deep veins of the leg (schematic drawing, after Aigner). Pelvic organs with peritoneum and part of the levator ani muscle have been removed. Anterior portion of thoracic vertebrae removed, dural sheath opened, and spinal cord slightly reflected to the right to display the dorsal and ventral roots. Surface Anatomy of the Lower Limb: Anterior Aspect 477 1 Iliac crest 2 Anterior superior iliac spine 3 Tensor fasciae latae muscle 1 4 Quadriceps femoris muscle 2 5 Iliotibial tract 6 Tendon of biceps femoris muscle 3 7 Patella 8 Patellar ligament 9 Tibia 10 Tendon of tibialis anterior muscle 11 Lateral malleolus 12 Venous network of dorsum of foot 4 13 Iliohypogastric nerve 14 Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve 15 Femoral nerve 16 Common peroneal nerve 5 17 Superficial peroneal nerve 18 Ilio-inguinal nerve 19 Obturator nerve 20 Saphenous nerve 21 Deep peroneal nerve 6 7 8 9 10 11 Cutaneous nerves of the lower limb (anterior aspect). The Inguinal nodes with lymphatic vessels fascia lata and fasciae of the thigh muscles have been removed. The fascia lata has been removed, and the sartorius muscle has been slightly has been removed, and the sartorius muscle has been divided. Sartorius muscle, The sartorius, pectineus, adductor longus, and rectus pectineus muscle, and femoral artery have been cut to femoris muscles have been divided and reflected. The greater part of the femoral artery has been The rectus femoris muscle has been slightly reflected.

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