Sagittal view of stomach and abdominal wall with preexisting stoma site; deflated catheter is inserted, inflated, then pulled snug to stomach wall; insert: anterior view of child with location of stomach and site of stoma indicated.

Floor of male pelvis, superior view.

Floor of female pelvis, superior view.

Anterior view of small and large intestines in situ, greater omentum reflected. Ileum reflected to expose vermiform appendix.

Lateral view of woman in a sqatting position. Feet are flat on the floor, hands touch floor in front of her.

Anterior view of abdominal cavity, skin and musles of anterior abdominal wall cut away to reveal contents undisturbed. Wall section cut from this illustration shown in 2. 18B.

Anteroinferior view of the heart with a portion of the cardiac wall removed to expose the right ventricle.

Posterolateral view of the posterior abdominal wall. The posterior aponeurosis of the transversus abdominis is divided between the subcostal and iliohypogastric nerves and lateral to the oblique lateral border of the quadratus lumborum muscle.

Lateral view of woman in a knee-chest position. Knees and folded arms are on floor, head rests on arms, buttocks are raised.

Levator ani in three different views. Forming the pelvic floor around the rectum in inferior view. Note two major components of the levator ani: the pubococcygeus and iliococcygeus.

Posterolateral view of the posterior wall. External oblique muscle is incised and turned laterally, and the internal oblique muscle is incised and turned medially exposing the subcostal (T12) and iliohypogastric nerve (L1). Square in insert indicates or

Anterior view of the posterior wall of axilla, musculocutaneous nerve and posterior cord; pectoralis major and minor muscle and the lateral and medial cords are reflected, and the arteries, veins, and median and ulnar nerves are removed.

Muscles of the pelvic wall, sagittal view.