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    Bony Framework of Pelvis : Plate 330 Bones and Ligaments

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    The bony framework of the pelvis consists of two hip bones called the innominate bones joined together at the pelvic brim and sacrum in back. Each innominate bone has three parts - the ilium forming the upper back portion, the ischium forming the lower back portion, and the pubis forming the front portion joined by ligaments below. Together these bones form a basin to support the weight of the upper body and allow for bipedal locomotion.

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    The bony framework of the pelvis consists of two hip bones called the innominate bones joined together at the pelvic brim and sacrum in back. Each innominate bone has three parts - the ilium forming the upper back portion, the ischium forming the lower back portion, and the pubis forming the front portion joined by ligaments below. Together these bones form a basin to support the weight of the upper body and allow for bipedal locomotion.

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    The bony framework of the pelvis consists of two hip bones called the innominate bones joined together at the pelvic brim and sacrum in back. Each innominate bone has three parts - the ilium forming the upper back portion, the ischium forming the lower back portion, and the pubis forming the front portion joined by ligaments below. Together these bones form a basin to support the weight of the upper body and allow for bipedal locomotion.

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    Bony Framework of Pelvis : Plate 330 Bones and Ligaments

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    The bony framework of the pelvis consists of two hip bones called the innominate bones joined together at the pelvic brim and sacrum in back. Each innominate bone has three parts - the ilium forming the upper back portion, the ischium forming the lower back portion, and the pubis forming the front portion joined by ligaments below. Together these bones form a basin to support the weight of the upper body and allow for bipedal locomotion.

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    Bony Framework of Pelvis

    L2
    Transverse processes of lumbar vertebrae
    Inner lip Sacral
    promontory L3 Iliac tuberosity
    Intermediate
    Iliac zone
    crest Iliac crest
    L4
    Outer lip
    Wing (ala) of ilium
    Tuberculum
    L5
    Greater
    sciatic
    notch

    Arcuate line

    Anterior superior
    Ischial spine
    iliac spine
    Sacrum Lesser
    Anterior inferior
    iliac spine sciatic notch

    Iliopubic Greater trochanter


    eminence Coccyx of femur

    Superior Pecten pubis


    pubic ramus (pectineal line)

    Obturator
    Pubic symphysis
    foramen

    Pubic tubercle Ischial tuberosity

    Inferior Lesser trochanter


    pubic ramus Pubic arch of femur
    Inferior pubic ligament

    Plate 330 Bones and Ligaments

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