Pubic bone: Difference between revisions
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| title = Anatomie s topografií a klinickými aplikacemi | |||
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Revision as of 15:20, 9 June 2023
The os pubis consists of three parts:
- The body, the corpus ossis pubis, is located at the symphysis and thus participates in the ventral boundary of the foramen obturatum;
- the upper arm, the ramus superior, connects the symphysis with the acetabulum;
- The lower arm, the ramus inferior, continues caudally from the symphysis and dorsally, meeting the ramus ossis ischii.
Structures of the pubic bone
- Facies symphisialis
- a roughened patch on the ventromedial side of the bone, to which the pubic symphysis is attached
- Symphisis pubica
- which connects the right and left pubic bone
- Pecten ossi pubis
- pubic crest, cranial
- Pubic tubercle
- symphysis bump, pubic ridge ending
- Sulcus obturatorius
- groove on the ramus superior, through which the eponymous nerve and blood vessels run
- Phalica crest
- Rough line ventromedially to the ramus inferior, here clamp erectile bodies in both sexes, in men it is more noticeable.
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Bibliography
- PETROVICKÝ, Pavel, et al. Anatomie s topografií a klinickými aplikacemi : Pohybové ústrojí. 1. edition. Martin : Osveta, 2001. 463 pp. vol. 1. ISBN 80-8063-046-1.
- ČIHÁK, Radomír – GRIM, Miloš. Anatomie. 2., uprav. a dopl edition. Praha : Grada Publishing, 2002. 470 pp. vol. 2. ISBN 80-7169-970-5.
