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Sartorius forms the lateral border of the femoral triangle; it does not form the floor.
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Sartorius
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The tensor fascia latae is not a part of the femoral triangle.
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Tensor fascia latae
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The adductor longus is situated on the floor of the femoral triangle, but it is located more medial to the where the arrow is pointing. It lies medial to the pectineus.
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Adductor longus
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The image shows the femoral triangle, with the arrow pointing to the pectineus muscle, one of the muscles forming the floor of the triangle. It lies medially in the triangle, lateral to the adductor longus, and has a quadrangular shape. The pectineus functions in hip flexion and adduction.
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Pectineus
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The iliopsoas is situated on the floor of the femoral triangle, but it is located more lateral to the where the arrow is pointing. It lies lateral to the pectineus.
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Iliopsoas
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Pelvic anatomy
Identify the muscle indicated by the arrow situated near the femoral vessels.

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