Typically, the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve exits the abdomen medial to the anterior superior iliac spine, deep to the inguinal ligament and in a groove between the sartorius and iliacus muscles.

From the research paper: Unique osteological evidence for human-animal gladiatorial combat in Roman Britain ...

From the research paper: Unique osteological evidence for human-animal gladiatorial combat in Roman Britain ...

With the patient side-lying, the examiner applies lateral pelvic pressure in an attempt to reproduce posterior sacroiliac joint pain. With the patient side-lying, flexion of one hip causes ...

Undated handout photo issued by Durham University of bite marks from a large cat found on the left iliac spine of a Roman-era skeleton in York (Durham University/PA) More research will follow into ...

Lesions on the left iliac spine of 6DT19. (Image Credit: From the research paper: Unique osteological evidence for human-animal gladiatorial combat in Roman Britain) The evidence comes not from Italy, ...

Bite marks found on a 1,800-year-old gladiator skeleton are the first physical evidence of human combat with animals in Roman times, archaeologists have revealed. The discovery was made in a Roman ...

Bite marks found on a Roman-era skeleton in York are the first physical evidence that humans fought animals in gladiatorial combat, experts have said. The discovery was made in a cemetery which was ...