Introduction The Trigonum femorale, also known as Scarpa Triangle or Thigh Triangle, describes a triangular area on the inside of the thigh with the tip pointing down towards the knee. It is a visible depression on the inner side of the thigh, which lies directly below the groin. The Trigonum femorale is an important anatomical … Trigonum femorale
Hiatus saphenus The Hiatus saphenus (Latin: “hidden slit”) is located in the Trigonum femorale and denotes an opening at the medial edge of the fascia lata. In the saphenous hiatus, the femoral artery divides into its 3 superficial branches and one deep branch. The superficial arteries: Arteria epigastrica superficialis, arteria pudenda externa and arteria circumflexa … Hiatus saphenus | Trigonum femorale
