Picture from web page 599 of "Anatomy, descriptive and surgical" (1887)

Picture from web page 599 of "Anatomy, descriptive and surgical" (1887)

Identifier: anatomydescripti1887grey
Title: Anatomy, descriptive and surgical
Yr: 1887 (1880s)
Authors: Grey, Henry, 1825-1861 Choose, T. Pickering (Thomas Pickering), 1841-1919, ed Eager, William W. (William Williams), b. 1837
Topics: Human anatomy Anatomy
Writer: Philadelphia : Lea brothers & co.
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medication
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Data Commons and Harvard Medical Faculty


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from the bone. Within the higher third of thethigh the femoral artery isvery superficial, being coveredby the integument, inguinalglands, and the superficial anddeep fasciae, and is containedin a triangular area referred to as Scarpas triangle. Scarpas Triangle.—Scar-pas triangle corresponds to thedepression seen instantly be-low the fold of the groin. It isa triangular area, the apex ofwhich is directed downward,and the perimeters are shaped ex-ternally by the Sartorius, in-ternally by the Adductor longus,and [the base] above by Pou-parts ligament. The ground ofthis area is shaped fromwithout inward by the Iliacus,Psoas, Pectineus, Adductor longus, and a small a part of the Adductor brevis mus-cles,, and it's divided into two almost equal components by the femoral vessels, which 1 [Very often the name common femoral is given to the artery from Pouparts ligament to theorigin of the profunda; superficial femoral, to the direct continuation of the artery down thethigh; and deep femoral to the profunda.]

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aphenaaaNerve Tremendous. Exterior Articuli Sufu>^Iater»alArticular mini Artie T~ Auter. TibialSecurrent- Surgical Anatomy of the Femoral Artery. FEMORAL ARTERY. 595 prolong from the center of its base to its apex, the artery giving off on this situa-tion its cutaneous and profunda branches, the vein receiving the deep femoral andinternal saphenous veins. On this area the femoral artery rests on the interior mar-gin of the Psoas muscle, which separates it from the capsular ligament of the hip-joint. The artery on this state of affairs has in entrance of it filaments from the cruralbranch of the genito-crural nerve and branches from the anterior crural, one ofwhich is normally of appreciable measurement; behind the artery is the department to the Pec-tineus from the anterior crural. The femoral vein lies at its interior aspect, betweenthe margins of the Pectineus and Psoas muscle tissue [but quickly passes behind theartery as we go downward]. The anterior crural nerve lies about half an inch tothe outer aspect of the femor


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