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The arrow points to the ilium, specifically the iliac wing, which is the broad, fan-shaped superior portion of the ilium. This structure plays a crucial role in forming the pelvis, providing attachment sites for muscles and ligaments, and supporting the weight of the upper body during movement.
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Iliac wing
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The arrow is pointing to the ilium rather than the pubis. The pubis is located on the anterior and inferior aspect of the hip bone.
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The body of the pubis
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The arrow is pointing to the ilium rather than the ischium. The ischium is located on the posterior and lateral aspect of the hip bone.
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The body of the ischium
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The gluteal surface of the ilium is located posteriorly and laterally on the bone.
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Gluteal surface of the ilium
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The sacropelvic surface of the bone is located on the medial aspect, which is not shown in this image.
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The sacropelvic surface of the ilium
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Hip joint
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Topic
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Lower Limb Anatomy
Which part of the bone is indicated by the arrow?

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