The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . ament, and behind with the gluteus maximus, to some ofthe fibres of which it gives origin. By its superior border it formspart of the boundary of the lesser ischiatic foramen, and by its lower * The ligaments of the pelvis and hip-joint. 1. The lower part of the ante-rior common ligament of the vertebras, extending downwards over the frontof the sacrum. 2. The lumbo-sacral ligament. 3. The lumbo-iliac liga-ment. 4. The anterior sacro-iliac ligaments. 5. The obturator Pouparts ligament. 7. Gimbernats ligament. 8. The capsular
The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . ament, and behind with the gluteus maximus, to some ofthe fibres of which it gives origin. By its superior border it formspart of the boundary of the lesser ischiatic foramen, and by its lower * The ligaments of the pelvis and hip-joint. 1. The lower part of the ante-rior common ligament of the vertebras, extending downwards over the frontof the sacrum. 2. The lumbo-sacral ligament. 3. The lumbo-iliac liga-ment. 4. The anterior sacro-iliac ligaments. 5. The obturator Pouparts ligament. 7. Gimbernats ligament. 8. The capsular ligamentof the hip-joint. 9. The ilio-femoral or accessory ligament. LIGAMENTS OF THE PELVIS. 133 border, a part of the boundary of the perineum. It is pierced by thecoccygeal branch of the ischiatic artery. The two ligaments convertthe sacro-ischiatic notches into foramina. 3. Between the Sacrum ayicl Coccyx.—The anterior sacro-coccygeanligament is a thin fasciculus passing from the anterior surface of thesacrum to the front of the coccyx. Fig. 64.*. The posterior sacro-coccygean ligament is a thick ligamentous layer,which completes the lower part of the sacral canal, and connects thesacrum with the cocc\tc posteriorly, extending as far as the apex ofthe latter bone. Between the two bones is a thin disk of soft fibrous cartilage. Infemales there is frequently a small synovial membrane. This articu-lation admits of a certain degree of movement backwards dmingparturition. * Ligaments of the pelvis and bip-joint. The view is taken from the The oblique sacro-iliac ligament. The other fasciculi of the posterior sacro-iliac ligaments are not seen in this view of the pelvis. 2. The posterior sacro-ischiatic ligament. 3. The anterior sacro-iscliiatic ligament. 4. The greatsacro-ischiatic foramen. 5. The lesser sacro-ischiatic foramen. 6. The coty-loid ligament of the acetabulum. 7. The ligamentum teres. 8. The cut edgeof the capsular ligament, showing its extent posteriorly
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