00:00 Intro
00:30 Q1 Identifying structures in the femoral triangle
02:01 Q2 Axial CT
03:27 Q3 A muscular canal in the thigh and its content
05:34 Q4 Plain xray of the hip region
07:30 Q5 Identifying structures in the femoral triangle: the origin of a nerve and continuation of a vessel
08:30 Q6 A nerve sandwiched between two muscles
09:53 Q7 Identifying muscles, their attachments and action.
11:13 Q8 Nerve root and distal attachment of a muscle.
13:03 Q9 A superficial vein and its corresponding vein in the upper limb
15:11 Q10 Contents of the femoral triangle

After completing this video, you will be able to identify and discuss some features of the anterior and medial thigh compartments:
Obturator foramen; radiographic anatomy of the hip region; axial CT at the level of the hip joint; great saphenous vein and corresponding veins in the upper limb (cephalic vein); course of obturator nerve; cutaneous innervation in the lower limb; contents and boundaries of the adductor canal; medial circumflex femoral artery.

You may use the video as a revision or as a selfassessment tool. For the purpose of selfassessment, pause the video and spend some time reading the question to come up with the answer then replay the video to confirm your answer by listening to the comments and explanations.

Presented and edited by Dr. Akram Jaffar, Ph.D.

Some images, with gratitude, were cited in:
Gray’s anatomy 1918 edition https://www.bartleby.com/107/
http://www.rvuanatomy.com/
http://www.vhdissector.com/lessons/ca...
Moffat DB (1993): Lecture Notes on Anatomy. 2nd ed. Blackwell Science Ltd

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