Bony landmarks and ligaments of the pelvis. Pelvic orientation standing position.

Posterior view of the pelvic region illustrating a common site used for bone marrow aspiration, especially in children, the iliac crest. The anterior tibia can also be used.

Sagittal view of female pelvic and abdominal regions showing common sites (dots) of endometriosus formation.

Bony landmarks and ligaments of the pelvis. Superior aperture and ligaments of female pelvis.

B. Migration of the kidneys and testis, anterior view. This diagram explains developmentally how the urether becomes crossed by testicular vessels in the abdomen and by the deferent duct in the pelvis.

Anterior view of musculature and innervation of posterior abdominal wall and the attachments to the skeleton of that region.

Anterior view of the male inguinal region. Internal oblique muscle is reflected, and the spermatic cord retracted. Square in insert image of right pelvis indicates area shown in main image.

Pelvis and pelvic ligaments. B. Pelvis in situ, anterior view.