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Hindlimb - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
Revision as of 13:42, 15 August 2008
, 13:42, 15 August 2008→Common structures of the Proximal Hindlimb and Pelvis
** The mediodorsal part articulate with the '''sacrum''' forming the '''sacroiliac joint'''
** The mediodorsal part articulate with the '''sacrum''' forming the '''sacroiliac joint'''
* The caudodorsal border of the wing is very concave and along its surface exists the '''greater sciatic notch'''. This is where the '''sciatic nerve''' runs over the ilium.
* The caudodorsal border of the wing is very concave and along its surface exists the '''greater sciatic notch'''. This is where the '''sciatic nerve''' runs over the ilium.
'''''Ilial Body''''''
'''''Ilial Body'''''
* The only anatomical feature of note is the '''psoas tubercle''' on the ventral border. This provides attachment for the psoas muscle.
* The only anatomical feature of note is the '''psoas tubercle''' on the ventral border. This provides attachment for the psoas muscle.
'''''[[Ossification Hindlimb - Anatomy & Physiology#Ilium|Ossification of the Ilium]]'''''