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ANTERIOR THIGH VAN

Name the primary Vein, Artery and Nerve
Femoral Vein, Femoral Artery, Femoral Nerve
FEMORAL TRIANGLE

Borders
Superiorly: Inguinal Ligament

Laterally: Sartorius

Medially: Adductor Longus

Floor: Iliopsoas and Pectineus

Roof: Fascia Lata
FEMORAL ARTERY

Origin
Continuation of the external iliac artery distal to the inguinal ligament
FEMORAL ARTERY

Course
Descends through the Femoral Traingle; enters ADdutcor Canal; terminates as it transverses ADductor Hiatus and becomes the Popliteal Artery
FEMORAL ARTEY

Distribution
Anterior and Anteromedial aspects of the thigh
DEEP FEMORAL ARTERY

Origin
Femoral Artery 1 - 5 cm inferior to the inguinal ligamnet
DEEP FEMORAL ARTERY

Course
Passes inferiorly in the medial thigh compartment, deep to ADductor Longus
DEEP FEMORAL ARTERY

Distribution
Perforating Branches pass thru the ADductor Magnus and Supply:

1) Medial Compartment MS
2) Posterior Compartment MS
3) Lateral Part of Anterior Compartment MS
LATERAL CIRCUMFLEX FEMORAL

Origin
Deep Femoral Artery of Femoral Artery
LATERAL CIRCUMFLEX FEMORAL

Course
Passes laterally deep to Sartorius and Rectuc Femoris (and dividing into ascending, transverse and descending arteries)
LATERAL CIRCUMFLEX FEMORAL

Distribution
Femur, Gluteal Region, Genicular Periarticular anastomosis
MEDIAL CIRCUMFLEX FEMORAL ARTERY

Origin
Deep Femoral Artery, may rise from the Femoral Artery
MEDIAL CIRCUMFLEX FEMORAL ARTERY

Course
Passes medially and posteriorly between pectinous and iliopsoas; enters gluteal region and divides into two branches
MEDIAL CIRCUMFLEX FEMORAL ARTERY

Distribution
1) Head and neck of the femur

2) Cruciate Anastomosis of the thigh

3) Joins Inferior Gluteal Artery
OBTURATOR

Origin
Internal Iliac Artery
OBTURATOR

Course
Passes through obturator foramen; enters medial compartment of the thigh and divides into anterior and posterior branches
OBTURATOR

Distribution
Anterior Branch - Obturator Externus, Pectineus, Adductors of the thigh, and gracilis;

Posterior Branch: Muscles attached to ischial tuberosity
SUPERIOR GLUTEAL ARTERY

Course
Enters the Gluteal region through the Greater Sciatic Foramen, SUPERIOR to Piriformis
SUPERIOR GLUTEAL ARTERY

Distribution
Gluteus Medius, Gluteus Minimus and Tensor Fasciae Latae
SUPERIOR GLUTEAL ARTERY

Anastomoses
1) Superior Gluteal
2) Inferior Gluteal

Hip not devoid of blood
INFERIOR GLUTEAL ARTERY

Course
Enters the gluteal region thru the greater sciatic foramen, INFERIOR to the Piriformis.

Descends on the medial side of the Sciatic Nerve
INFERIOR GLUTEAL ARTERY

Distribution
1) Gluteus Maximus
2) Obturator Internus
3) Quadratus Femoris
4) Superior part of Hamstrings
INFERIOR GLUTEAL ARTERY

Cruciate Anastomoses
The Cruciate Anastomoses, is posterior to the hip joint and makes gradual occlusion not an issue.

The four Arteries are:

1) Inferior Gluteal Artery
2) First Perforating Artery
3) Lateral Femoral Circumflex Artery
4) Medial Femoral Circumflex Artery
INTERNAL PUDENDAL ARTERY

Course
Enters gluteal region through the Greater Sciatic Foramen.

Descends posterior to ischial spine .

Enters perineum through the Lesser Sciatic Foramen
INTERNAL PUDENDAL ARTERY

Distribution
External Genitalia and muscles in the perineal region;

Nothing in gluteal region
SGA, IGA, IP

Origin
Internal Iliac Artery
PERFORATING ARTERIES

Origin
Deep Femoral Artery
PERFORATING ARTERIES

Course
Perforates aponeurotic portion of Adductor Magnus attachment and medial inter muscular septum. to enter posterior compartment.

Enters Anterior Compartment by piercing the lateral intermuscualr septum.
PERFORATING ARTERIES

Distribution
Posterior Compartment Hamstring muscles

Anterior Compartment: Vastus Lateralis
NERVES of GLUTS AND POSTERIOR THIGH
NERVES of GLUTS AND POSTERIOR THIGH
SCIATIC NERVE

Name the two parts:
Tibial

Common Fibular Nerve
SCIATIC

Origin
Sacral Plexus L4-S3
SCIATIC

Course
Leaves Pelvis through Greater Sciatic Foramen INFERIOR to Piriformis.

Enters Gluteal Region

Descends deep to Biceps Femoris

Bifurcates into Tibial N and Common Fibular N at apex of the popliteal fossa
SCIATIC

Distribution
All Muscles of the Posterior Thigh Compartment.

NO GLUT INNERVATION
POSTERIOR CUTANEOUS NERVE OF THE THIGH

Origin
Sacral Plexus S1-S3
POSTERIOR CUTANEOUS NERVE OF THE THIGH

Course
Leaves the pelvis through the Greater Thoracic Foramen INFERIOR to the Piriformis

Runs deep to Gluteal Maximus

Emerges from GM inferior border

Descends in posterior thigh deep to fascia lata
POSTERIOR CUTANEOUS NERVE OF THE THIGH

Distribution
Skin of

1) Buttocks

2) Posterior Thigh and Calf

3) Lateral Perineum

4) Upper Medial Thigh
SUPERIOR GLUTEAL NERVE

ORIGIN
Sacral Plexus L4 - S1
SUPERIOR GLUTEAL NERVE

Course
Leaves Pelvis through the Greater Sciatic Foramen SUPERIOR to the piriformis

Runs between Gluteus Medius and Minimus
SUPERIOR GLUTEAL NERVE

Distribution
Gluteus Medius, Gluteus Minimus and Tensor Fasciae Latae
INFERIOR GLUTEAL NERVE

Origin
Sacral Plexus L5-S2
INFERIOR GLUTEAL NERVE

Course
Leaves pelvis through Greater Sciatic Foramen INFERIOR to Piriformis
INFERIOR GLUTEAL NERVE

Distribution
Gluteus Maximus
NERVE TO QUADRATUS FEMORIS

Origin
Sacral Plexus L4- S1
NERVE TO QUADRATUS FEMORIS

Course
Leaves pelvis through the Greater Sciatic Foramen DEEP to the Sciatic Nerve
NERVE TO QUADRATUS FEMORIS

Distribution
Innervates the hip joint, Inferior Gemellus, and Quadratus Femoris
PUDENDAL NERVE

Origin
Sacral Plexus S2-S4
PUDENDAL NERVE

Course
Enters Gluteal region through the Greater Thoracic Foramen INFERIOR to piriformis;

Descends posterior to sacrospinous ligament;

Enters the perineum through the Lesser Sciatic Foramen
PUDENDAL NERVE

Distribution
Supplies most of the innervation to the Perineum
NERVE TO THE OBTURATOR INTERNUS

Sacral Plexus L5-S2
Enters Gluteal Region thru the Greater Sciatic Foramen INFERIOR to Piriformis

Descend Posterior to the ischial spine

Enters Lesser Sciatic Foramen

to Obturator Internus
NERVE TO THE OBTURATOR INTERNUS

Distribution
Superior Gemellus

Obturator Internus
Name the Nerves that enter the Gluteal Region through the Greater Sciatic Foramen SUPERIOR to Piriformis
Superior Gluteal Nerve
Name the Nerves that enter the Gluteal Region thru the Greater Sciatic Foramen INFERIOR to Piriformis
Sciatic

Posterior Cutaneous nerve of the Thigh

Inferior Gluteal

Pudendal

Nerve to Obturator Internus