Overview of the motor distribution of nerves of lower limb. D. Sciatic nerve, posterior view.

Arteries of Lower Limb. B. Posterior view.

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

Posterior view of the dermatomes of the body.

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.

Posterior view of the posterior ends of inferior intercostal spaces showing the intercostal vessels and nerves. The image to the right indicates the orientation of 1. 17.

Anterior view of the cubital fossa showing the muscles, veins, tendons, arteries, and nerves.

Anterior view of the articulated cervical spine.

Views of brain showing distribution of intracranial tumors

Posterior view of the spinal cord within its membranes.

Muscles of gluteal region and posterior aspect of thigh - II, posterior view. B. Intragluteal injection. Injections can be made safely only into the superolateral part of the buttock, avoiding injury to the sciatic and gluteal nerves.

Typical left rib, posterior view.

Nerves of popliteal fossa, posterior view.