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I, 2, 3, Tendinous leaflets; 4, muscle fibers; 5, 6, 7, tendinous arches; 8, 10, fibers arising from vertebras; n, aorta a large artery; 12, esophagus, leading to stomach; 13, opening for vena cava. (Potter's Compend of Anatomy. ) Special points. This muscle forms the floor of the thorax, and at the same time the roof of the abdomen (convex floor, concave roof) . There are three openings in it at the back part for the passage of a large artery and vein, the aorta and vena cava, and the esophagu...s. With the muscles thus far described the walls of the cavities of the trunk dorsal and ventral are completed (see page 48). INTERIOR ABDOMINAL MUSCLES. The psoas major and iliacus. These are two muscles within the abdomen (on the posterior wall) which pass out over the brim of the pelvis into the thigh. ILIO-PSOAS. 93 Psoas major. Origin. The sides of the lumbar vertebrae. Insertion. Trochanter minor of the femur. Iliacus. Origin. The iliac fossa. Insertion. With the psoas on the trochanter minor of the femur.
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I, 2, 3, Tendinous leaflets; 4, muscle fibers; 5, 6, 7, tendinous arches; 8, 10, fibers arising from vertebras; n, aorta a large artery; 12, esophagus, leading to stomach; 13, opening for vena cava. (Potter's Compend of Anatomy. ) Special points. This muscle forms the floor of the thorax, and at the same time the roof of the abdomen (convex floor, concave roof) . There are three openings in it at the back part for the passage of a large artery and vein, the aorta and vena cava, and the esophagu...s. With the muscles thus far described the walls of the cavities of the trunk dorsal and ventral are completed (see page 48). INTERIOR ABDOMINAL MUSCLES. The psoas major and iliacus. These are two muscles within the abdomen (on the posterior wall) which pass out over the brim of the pelvis into the thigh. ILIO-PSOAS. 93 Psoas major. Origin. The sides of the lumbar vertebrae. Insertion. Trochanter minor of the femur. Iliacus. Origin. The iliac fossa. Insertion. With the psoas on the trochanter minor of the femur.
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