Atlas of Human Anatomy
Translated by: Ronald A. Bergman, PhD and Adel K. Afifi, MD, MS
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a) Sacral bone.
b) Coccyx.
c) Iliac crest.
d) Ilium, above the greater sciatic notch.
e) Greater trochanter.
f) Ischial tuberosity.
g) Ischial bone, ascending ramus.
h) Ischial bone, descending ramus.
i) Sacrotuberous ligament.
k) Popliteal fossa.
l) Capitulum (head) of fibula.
m) Fibula.
n) Lateral malleolus.
o) Medial malleolus.
p) m. Gluteus media.
q) m. Piriformis.
r) m. Superior gemellus.
s) m. Obturator internus.
t) m. Inferior gemellus.
u) m. Quadratus femoris.
v) m. Adductor magnus.
w) Head of mm.biceps femoris and semitendinosus.
x) m. Semimembranosus.
y) Short head of m. biceps femoris.
z) m. Vastus lateralis.
a) m. Gracilis.
b) m. Popliteus.
g) Head of m. gastrocnemius.
d) m. Peroneus longus.
e) m. Peroneus brevis.
z) m. Flexor hallus longus.
h) m. Tibialis posterior.
q) m. Flexor digitorum pedis communis longus.
i) Achilles tendon (calcaneal tendon).
k) m. Soleus.
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