hip bone
Os coxae
In 16 atlases
- Adult male (BodyParts3D)
- Real CT case s0462: female, 77
- Real CT case s0616: male, 58
- Real CT case s0751: male, 62
- Real CT case s0923: female, 41
- Real CT case s0963: female, 58
and 10 more
- Real CT case s1249: female, 93
- Real CT case s1397: male, 73
- Real CT case s1580: male, 9
- Real CT case s1784: male, 33
- Real CT case s1789: female, 21
- Real CT case s2043: male, 15
- Real CT case s2075: female, 5
- Right lower limb (Open3DModel)
- Male torso and inner organs (Voxel-Man, Visible Human)
- Adult male, detailed (Z-Anatomy)
Key points
- The hip bone forms the side and front of the bony pelvis and connects the trunk to the lower limb.
- The ilium, ischium and pubis unite around the acetabulum, the socket of the hip joint.
- Each hip bone joins the sacrum, the opposite hip bone and the femur.
- Its ridges, spines and broad surfaces provide attachment sites for muscles and ligaments.
Definition
bone of the pelvis
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Identifiers
- TA2
- 1307
- TA98
- A02.5.01.001
- FMA
- 16585
- UBERON
- 0001272
- Wikidata
- Q3356933