ILIAC
The lower limb is specialized to support body weight and locomotion, the ability to move from one place to another and maintain balance, the condition of being evenly balanced. The lower limbs are connected to the trunk by the lower limb cingulate (hip and sacrum bones).
The lower limb skeleton is formed by the two hip bones, joined at the pubic symphysis and the sacrum. The lower limb cingulate and the sacrum together form the BONE PELVE.
The Iliac is a flat, flat, irregular, even bone consisting of the fusion of three bones:
Ilium & #8211; 2/3 higher
The bone has two faces, four edges and four angles.
Faces
Outer Face
Inner Face
Borders
Top Edge
Previous Edge
Back Edge
Bottom Edge
Angles
THE Iliac articulates with three bones: Sacrum, Femur and Iliac on opposite side.
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ILIAC & #8211; SIDE VIEW |
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Source: NETTER, Frank H .. Atlas of Human Anatomy. 2 ed. Porto Alegre: Artmed, 2000. |
ILIAC & #8211; MEDIAL VIEW |
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Source: NETTER, Frank H .. Atlas of Human Anatomy. 2 ed. Porto Alegre: Artmed, 2000. |
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