Coxa
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Binae coxae[1] sunt partes corporis, quae truncum et crura colligant. Ossa coxarum, quae pelvim formant, haec sunt:
- Os sacrum;
- Coccyx;
- Bina ossa ilium;
- Bina ossa ischiorum;
- Bina ossa pubis
Articulus coxae fermus est propter complura ligamenta:
- Ligamentum iliofemorale
- Ligamentum ischiofemorale
- Ligamentum pubofemorale
- Ligamentum transversum acetabuli
- Ligamentum capitis (ossis) femoris
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Notae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- ↑ Federative Committee on Anatomical Terminology (1998). Terminologia Anatomica. Stutgardiae: Thieme
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Membrum inferius hominis
Membrum inferius • cingulum pelvicum • nates • coxa • femur • genu • crus • pes | |