Ilioinguinal nerve
ilioinguinal nerve n.
A nerve that arises from the first lumbar nerve, passes through the superficial inguinal ring, and supplies the skin of the upper medial thigh and of the scrotum or of the labia majora.
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- Iliolumbar
iliolumbar il·i·o·lum·bar (ĭl’ē-ō-lŭm’bər, -bär’) adj. Relating to the iliac and the lumbar regions.
- Iliolumbar artery
iliolumbar artery n. An artery with its origin in the inner branch of the abdominal aorta, with distribution to the pelvic muscles and bones, and with anastomoses to the deep circumflex iliac, obturator, and lumbar arteries.
- Iliolumbar vein
iliolumbar vein n. A vein that accompanies the iliolumbar artery and anastomoses with the lumbar and deep circumflex iliac veins.
- Ilion
[il-ee-uh n, -on] /ˈɪl i ən, -ˌɒn/ noun 1. Greek name of ancient Troy. /ˈɪlɪən/ noun 1. a transliteration of the Greek name for ancient Troy
- Iliopectineal
iliopectineal il·i·o·pec·tin·e·al (ĭl’ē-ō-pěk-tĭn’ē-əl) adj. Relating to the ilium and the pubic bone.