. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . vein, which, togetherwith the vas deferens, is also in relation to it, on its inner side, beneathPouparts ligament. On its outer side it is in relation with the psoasinagnus and iliac fascia. Its branches are:— The deep epigastric {a. epigastrica inferior), arises abovePouparts ligament and ascends obliquely inward betw
. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . vein, which, togetherwith the vas deferens, is also in relation to it, on its inner side, beneathPouparts ligament. On its outer side it is in relation with the psoasinagnus and iliac fascia. Its branches are:— The deep epigastric {a. epigastrica inferior), arises abovePouparts ligament and ascends obliquely inward between thetransversalis fascia and peritoneum to the rectus muscle, inwhich it ascends to anastomose with the termination of theinternal mammary artery. It gives off:— Cremasteric {a. spermatica externa [male]; a. ligamenti teretisuteri [female]) branch, to supply the cremasteric muscle; Pubic (ramus pubicus), crossing Pouparts ligament to descendto the inner side of the femoral ring, and . Muscular, to supply abdominal muscles and the peritoneum. The deep circumflex iliac {a. circamflexa ilium profunda)ascends outwardly behind Pouparts ligament to the crest of theilium, where it gives off:— Muscular branches, to supply the abdominal muscles. ILIOLl MPAR 1MTEKNAI Hue. 01 m i mi bi i roi ]•[<:. arteries of the lower extremity. THE HEART AND VASCULAR SYSTEM. 199 THE FEMORAL ARTERY (A. FEMORALIs) extends- from Pouparfs ligament down the inner side of thethigh to the opening in the adductor magnus—Hunters canal? lis adductorius | llunteri]), where it becomes the course corresponds to a line drawn from a point midwaybetween the anterior superior spine of the ilium and the sym-physis pubis to the inner tuberosity of the internal condyle. Inthe upper part of its course it is superficial, where it passesthrough Scarpas triangle (trigonum femorale), but in the lowerpart it passes backward and becomes very deep. Where it passesunder Pouparfs ligament the fe
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