...parietes of the abdomen. The Coccygeus muscle is a tendino-muscular layer of a triangular form. It arises from the spine of the ischium, and is inserted into the side of the coccyx and lower part of the sacrum. It is in immediate contact with the lesser sacro-ischiatic ligament....

...rectum and vagina. The coccygeus muscle is a tendino-muscular layer of a triangular form. It arises from the spine of the ischium, and is inserted into the side of the coccyx and lower part of the sacrum. It is in immediate contact with the lesser sacro-ischiatic ligament....

...pelvis and peritoneum. The COCCYGEUS MUSCLE is a tendino-muscular layer of a triangular form. It arises from the spine of the ischium, and is inserted into the side of the coccyx and lower part of the sacrum. Rclations. — By its internal or pelvic surface, with the rectum...

...and peritoneum. • The COCCYGEUS MUSCLE is a tendino-muscular layer of triangular form. It arises from the spine of the ischium, and is inserted into the side of the coccyx and lower part of the sacrum. . Relations. — By its internal or pelvic surface, with the rectum...

...of the inner side of the true pelvis, and, blending partly directly and partly indirectly with one another, form what may be termed the diaphragmatic...coccyx. There are two coccygei, one on each side (Figs. 11 and 12). The Levator Ani has an extensive origin. It springs in front from the back of the pubis,...

...to the thoracic diaphragm (fig. 11). Coccygens. The Coccyyeus springs from the spine of the isohium and is inserted into the side of the lower part of...coccyx. There are two coccygei, one on each side (figs. 11 and 12). The Levator Ani has an extensive origin. It springs in front from Levator Ani. the back...

...side. This muscle fills up part of the space left uncovered by the levator ani. The coccygeus arises from the spine of the ischium, and is inserted into...the lower part of the sacrum and side and front of the coccyx. It is understood, of course, that there are two of each of the muscles thus far described,...

...side. This muscle fills up part of the space left uncovered by the levator ani. The coccygeus arises from the spine of the ischium, and is inserted into...the lower part of the sacrum and side and front of the coccyx. It is understood, of course, that there are two of each of the muscles thus far described,...

...form on both sides a concave arrangement analogous to the thoracic diaphragm (fig. 11). Coccygeus. The Coccygeus springs from the spine of the ischium...coccyx. There are two coccygei, one on each side (figs. 11 and 12). Levator The Levator Ani has an extensive origin. It springs in front from Lm' the back...

...its apex from the spine of the ischium and the lesser sacro-sciatic ligament, gradually spreads out, and is inserted into the side of the lower part of the sacrum and the coccyx. Its posterior fibres are in relation with the pyriformis, its anterior fibres are continuous...