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Identifier: textbookofoperat1903koch (find matches)
Title: Text-book of operative surgery
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Kocher, Theodor, 1841-1917 Stiles, Harold J
Subjects: Surgery, Operative Surgery
Publisher: London : Adam and Charles Black
Contributing Library: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
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ein, with the poplitealartery situated more deeply and to its inner side. 241. Branches of the Femoral Artery—(a) Profunda Artery at its Origin,together with its External Circumflex Branch (Fig. 144). An incision is carriedvertically downwards from a point two fingers breadth below and 1 cm. external tothe middle of Pouparts ligament. The centre of the incision is to be opposite thelevel of the base of the great trochanter. After division of the skin and the strongfascia lata the inner edge of the sartorius is exposed and drawn outwards. Underit is the inner edge of the rectus, close to which, embedded in fat, are the branchesof the anterior crural nerve, which descend in front of the ilio-psoas muscle near its 320 OPERATIVE SURGERY (l) Ant. sup. iliac spine.Tensor fasciae femoris m. Sartorius m. /-y* Ext. cutaneous n. FasciaPouparts ligament. (2) Ilio-psoas m jggjs; Ant. crural n. Superficial layer of fascia lata. Femoral a. Femoral v. Superficial epigastric a. Pectineus tendon, Hi
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Fascia covering vastus int. m.Adductor magnus tendon.Sartorius m. dductor magnus tendon,Femoral a.Long saphenous n.Vastus internus m. (5) Fig. 145.—(1) External cutaneous nerve. (2) Common femoral artery. (3) Femoral artery. (4) Femoralartery at the opening in the adductor magnus. (5) Femoral artery at the lower end of the femur. LOWER EXTREMITY 32 f insertion. On drawing the nerves outwards, the outer surface of the femoral arteryappears, with the profunda artery passing outwards and downwards from it ; whilstarising from the latter is the external circumflex artery, which passes transverselyoutwards beneath the rectus. The point of origin of the vessel corresponds to thelower part of the palpable projection of the ilio-psoas muscle. (b) The Terminal Branch of the External Circumflex Artery lies upon the bonea fingers breadth below the most outwardly projecting part of the great troclinntcr.It may be exposed by a transverse incision dividing the skin, the strong fascia lata,the ten

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