Overview of the motor distribution of nerves of lower limb. A. Femoral and obturator nerves, anterior view. The femoral nerve is drawn on the left side of the figure, and the obturator on the right side of the figure, but both nerves are present bilatera

Anterior view of three hernia sites in the inguinal region as seen in an anteroinferior view.

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

Lateral view of the muscles and bones of the neck which make up the posterior and anterior triangles.

Great vessels, kidneys, and suprarenal glands are seen in an anterior view. Preitoneum and all digestive organs have been removed.

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

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.

Floor of femoral triangle, anterior view.