Veins and Lymphatics of the Lower Limb, Thigh, and Hip Flashcards
Great saphenous vein passes through the ________ to enter the femoral vein in the ________
Saphenous hiatus
Femoral sheath
Fascia covering the saphenous opening
Cribiform fascia
Veins (and corresponding arteries) within the saphenous hiatus
Superficial epigastric
Superficial external pudendal
Accessory saphenous drains into saphenous
Before saphenous enters saphenous hiatus
Close to hiatus, great saphenous receives
External pudendal v
Superficial circumflex iliac v
Superficial epigastric v
Accessory saphenous
Popliteal vein recieves
Genicular veins
SMALL SAPHENOUS v
Inferior to the inguinal ligament, the femoral vein occupies the _________ compartment of the femoral sheath
Intermediate
Femoral vein drains into _________ to form an anastomoses with the _____________
Inferior gluteal v
Internal iliac v
Node lying anterior to popliteal artery recieves
Lymphatic vessels from knee joint
Node lying posterior to popliteal artery recieves
Lymphatics from small saphenous v
Nodes lying lateral and medial to popliteal artery receive
Lymphatics from Anterior and posterior tibial
Lymphatics from peroneal blood vessels
Dorsalis pedis/anterior tibial lymphatics drain into
Anterior tibial node (or popliteal if anterior tibial is absent)
Medial and lateral plantar lymphatics drain into
Popliteal node
Posterior tibial and peroneal lymphatics drain into
Popliteal node
Horizontal superficial inguinal nodes recieve
Superficial, lateral gluteal region and anterior abdominal wall and perineum