Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . inferior orifice of the sacralcanal; inter articular ligaments between the cornua of thecoccyx and sacrum ; lateral ligaments bridge between the con-tiguous borders of the two bones. 75. Sacro-iliac Articulation, Plate 42 ; Fig. 1, Plate 45 ;Plate 147.—This articulation includes the following elements:bones, direct ligaments, and indirect ligaments. The bonesare : the ilium portion of the innominate bone ; the sacrum ;the fifth lumbar vertebra (transverse
Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . inferior orifice of the sacralcanal; inter articular ligaments between the cornua of thecoccyx and sacrum ; lateral ligaments bridge between the con-tiguous borders of the two bones. 75. Sacro-iliac Articulation, Plate 42 ; Fig. 1, Plate 45 ;Plate 147.—This articulation includes the following elements:bones, direct ligaments, and indirect ligaments. The bonesare : the ilium portion of the innominate bone ; the sacrum ;the fifth lumbar vertebra (transverse process) ; the ischiumportion of the innominate bone ; and the coccyx. The directligaments are : the posterior sacro iliac (Plate 147), from theposterior surface of the internal portion of the ilium to theposterior surface of the sacrum ; the anterior sacro-iliac, beforedescribed (page 84) and illustrated (Plate 42 and Fig. 1, Plate45). The indirect ligaments include : the ilio-lumbar (page 84;Plates 42 and 147) ; the great sacro-sciatic and the small sacro-sciatic (page 84 ; Plate 42 ; Fig. 1, Plate 45 ; and Plate 147). PLATE 147. PLATE 148 Occipital art. rntl(czitan.)branch of :spin?n. or, cccipita-lis major ( of3/yeceri^.lspin^Occipitalis minor 72. l^BOnSAX, TTERTEBRA. IntI(cutan.)brc^.o/
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