Anterior view of legs and the veinous system

Contributions of the three flat abdominal muscles to the inguinal canal.

Medial Ankle. A. Medial view. The posterior part of the abductor hallucis was excised.

Contributions of the three flat abdominal muscles to the inguinal canal.

Transverse section and MRI through ankle. A. Transverse section. Insert image indicates level of dissection.

Female perineum - 4, inferior view.

Anterior view of deep anterior surface of gallbladder, vessels in porta hepatis, and fossa of gallbladder. Liver has been reflected superiorly, gallbladder freed from its bed and turned inferiorly and to the right.

Transverse (axial) MRIs of the male pelvis and perineum. C.

Femoral sheath. B. Transverse section through femoral vessels and nerve. Note that the psoas major tendon separates the femoral artery from the hip joint. Insert image indiates level of dissection.

Deep dissection of abdominal region. Most of small intestine has been removed as well as the mesocolon and peritoneum exposing the underlying psoas muscle and aortic and vena caval bifurcations. Superior gastric plexus is also visible lying on the left

Sagittal MRI of the abdomen at the level of the left side of the vertebral column. Small image at right shows level of scan (line D).

Transverse or horizontal (axial) MRI of the abdomen at the level of the lower L2. Image at bottom illustrates level of scan (line E).

Femoral sheath. A. Femoral nerve and femoral sheath, anterior view. The three flat muscles of the abdominal wall are cut away from the superior border of the inguinal ligament, and the fascia lata is removed from the inferior border. The lateral margin of

Deep vein thrombus