Femoral triangle, ADductor canal, vessels and nerves of anterior and medial thigh Flashcards
Boundaries of femoral triangle
superior: inguinal lig
medial: lateral border of ADductor longs
lateral: medial border of sartorius
roof: fascia kata
floor: pectineus, iliopsoas
general contents lateral to medial
femoral nerve
femoral artery
femoral vein
lymphatics
what is not included in the femoral sheath
the nerve
where is a femoral hernia
protruding abdomen through femoral ring
where does the femoral nerve course
in the groove formed where iliacs and psoas major mm join
what does the adductor canal connect
compartment of femoral triangle with the popliteal fossa
boundaries of adductor canal
anteromedially: sartorius and vastoadductor membrane
anterolaterally: vastus medialis
posteriorly: adductor longus superiorly, adductor magnus inferiorly
contents of adductor canal
femoral artery, femoral vein, motor nerve to vastus medialis, saphenous nerve
what structure in the adductor canal does not exit adductor hiatus
the femoral nerve
where does the saphenous n pierce
medial wall of adductor canal to become cutaneous
where does the descending genicular a originate
branches from femoral a while in the canal and accompanies the saphenous n
what does the femoral a become distally
popliteal artery when exits adductor hiatus
why does the femoral a move more anteriorly as it reaches the popliteal fossa
more protected in this position
what are the bracnhes of the femoral a
superficial circumflex iliac a superficial epigastric a superficial external pudendal a deep external pudendal a deep profunda femurs a descending genicular a
what are the branches of profunda femoral
lateral femoral circumflex a, medial femoral circumflex a, perforating aa