Muscles of gluteal region and posterior aspect of thigh - II, posterior view. A. Muscles of gluteal region and posterior thigh with gluteus maximus reflected.

Posterior view of the abdominal region illustrating the rectus abdominis (left) and transversus abdominis (right) muscles and their bony attachments.

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.

Posterior view of the gluteal region showing the gluteus minimus muscle and its skeletal attachments.

Anterior view of the abdominal region illustrating the rectus abdominis (right) and transversus abdominis (left) muscles and their bony attachments.

Anterior view of the gluteal region showing the gluteus maximus muscle and its skeletal attachments.

Posterior view of the gluteal region showing the gluteus medius muscle and its skeletal attachments.

Medial aspect of knee. A. Dissection. The band-like part of the tibial collateral ligament attaches to the medial epicondyle of the femur, is almost aligned with the tendon of the adductor magnus muscle, bridges superficial to the insertion of the semimem

Popliteal Fossa. B. Superficial dissection.

Technique for intramuscular injection in children, dorsogluteal site; illustration shows anatomical landmarks of pelvic region used to locate injection site.

Anterior view of the abdominal region illustrating the external abdominal oblique muscle and its bony attachments.

Lateral view of the abdominal region illustrating the external abdominal oblique muscle and its bony attachments.

Muscles of gluteal region; superficial dissection.