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sartorius
O: anterior superior iliac spine
I: superior medial aspect of the proximal tibia
Most superficial, oblique fibers down to medial in the thigh
sartorus cadaver

iliopsoas near femoral triangle cadaver

pectineus through femoral triangle cadaver

femoral nerve in femoral triangle cadaver

femoral artery in femoral triangle cadaver

femoral vein in femoral triangle
lymphatics would be near the vein

deep femoral artery branching from femoral artery

deep femoral perforating arteries
several, thick branches coming off the deep femoral artery

lateral circumflex femoral artery
first major trunk off the deep femoral artery. will divide into descending, transverse, and ascending branches

medial circumflex femoral artery
deep in the femoral triangle. will drive between pectineus and iliopsoas muscles

Great saphenous vein
drains into femoral vein near inguinal ligament (also above the fascia lata)
is above the fascia lata

acsessory saphenous vein
drains into great saphenous

lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh

anterior cutaneous nerve

external Superfical pudendal artery
very Superfical, in subcunaneous fat

addcutor canal
boardered by sartorius (medically), vastus medialis (laterally), adductor Longus and Magnus makes the floor
femorarl artery and vein will exit at adductor haitus

rectus femoris (cut)
deep to sartorius
most superficial of quadraceps
attaches via quadraceps tendon

quadraceps tendon
attached to quad mucsles
runs over the patella and attaches to tibia
tensor fascia lata
starts at inguinal ligament
on outside of hip
attaches to IT band

iliopsoas
under sartorius
medial to rectus femoris

adductor longus
most superficial of medial compartment
obturator nerve is on the back

anterior division of obturator nerve traveling to adductor longus

gracillis muscle
attaches deep to sartoris
forms lateral edge of medial compartment
runs next to anterior obtruator

posterior division of obturator nerve
deep to adductor brevis (which is deep to Longus)
sits on top of adductor magnus

pectineus
superior to adductor brevis
forms floor of femoral triangle