Definition of iliacus in English:

iliacus

(also iliacus muscle)

noun ɪˈlʌɪəkəsiˈlīəkəs

Anatomy

A triangular muscle which passes from the pelvis through the groin on either side and, together with the psoas, flexes the hip.
〔剖〕髂肌
Example sentencesExamples
- The psoas lies deep in the abdomen; the iliacus lies to the side of the psoas on the inner surface of the ilium, the side bone of the hip.
- Accessory fasciculi may unite the pectineus with the obturator externus, the iliacus, the capsule of the hip, or the lesser trochanter.
- The iliacus muscle, sharing a tendon with the psoas at the lesser trocanter, fans up and opens, lining the inside of each ilium.
- Gluteus medius and iliacus muscles are seen for the first time.
- The femoral nerve may run buried in a cleft of the iliacus under the psoas.

Origin

Early 17th century: from late Latin.

Definition of iliacus in US English:

iliacus

(also iliacus muscle)

nouniˈlīəkəs

Anatomy

A triangular muscle which passes from the pelvis through the groin on either side and, together with the psoas, flexes the hip.
〔剖〕髂肌
Example sentencesExamples
- Gluteus medius and iliacus muscles are seen for the first time.
- The psoas lies deep in the abdomen; the iliacus lies to the side of the psoas on the inner surface of the ilium, the side bone of the hip.
- The femoral nerve may run buried in a cleft of the iliacus under the psoas.
- The iliacus muscle, sharing a tendon with the psoas at the lesser trocanter, fans up and opens, lining the inside of each ilium.
- Accessory fasciculi may unite the pectineus with the obturator externus, the iliacus, the capsule of the hip, or the lesser trochanter.

Origin

Early 17th century: from late Latin.

单词	iliacus
释义	Definition of iliacus in English: iliacus (also iliacus muscle) noun ɪˈlʌɪəkəsiˈlīəkəs Anatomy A triangular muscle which passes from the pelvis through the groin on either side and, together with the psoas, flexes the hip. 〔剖〕髂肌 Example sentencesExamples The psoas lies deep in the abdomen; the iliacus lies to the side of the psoas on the inner surface of the ilium, the side bone of the hip. Accessory fasciculi may unite the pectineus with the obturator externus, the iliacus, the capsule of the hip, or the lesser trochanter. The iliacus muscle, sharing a tendon with the psoas at the lesser trocanter, fans up and opens, lining the inside of each ilium. Gluteus medius and iliacus muscles are seen for the first time. The femoral nerve may run buried in a cleft of the iliacus under the psoas. Origin Early 17th century: from late Latin. Definition of iliacus in US English: iliacus (also iliacus muscle) nouniˈlīəkəs Anatomy A triangular muscle which passes from the pelvis through the groin on either side and, together with the psoas, flexes the hip. 〔剖〕髂肌 Example sentencesExamples Gluteus medius and iliacus muscles are seen for the first time. The psoas lies deep in the abdomen; the iliacus lies to the side of the psoas on the inner surface of the ilium, the side bone of the hip. The femoral nerve may run buried in a cleft of the iliacus under the psoas. The iliacus muscle, sharing a tendon with the psoas at the lesser trocanter, fans up and opens, lining the inside of each ilium. Accessory fasciculi may unite the pectineus with the obturator externus, the iliacus, the capsule of the hip, or the lesser trochanter. Origin Early 17th century: from late Latin.
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