Spaces of the LE

3. Name given to femoral artery after passing through adductor hiatus
4. This sciatic foramen is a passageway between the pelvis and gluteal region
8. Two heads of this muscle form inferior borders of popliteal fossa
10. Cutaneous branch from common fibular nerve in popliteal fossa
11. Cutaneous branch from tibial nerve in popliteal fossa
14. Nerve passing through tarsal tunnel
19. Middle tendon passing through tarsal tunnel
21. Most anterior tendon passing through tarsal tunnel
23. Superomedial border of popliteal fossa
26. Lateral border of femoral triangle
27. Superolateral border of popliteal fossa
28. Nerve in infrapiriform region that innervates muscles of pelvic floor
29. Arteries found in popliteal fossa that supply knee
30. Order of neurovascular components in retroinguinal space, from lateral to medial
31. Nerve that travels through obturator membrane
33. Cutaneous nerve located in infrapiriform region. Formed from S1-S3.

1. Primary muscle located in greater sciatic foramen
2. Nerve that innervates anterior compartment of thigh
5. Gap in tendon of adductor magnus
6. This nerve branches into its tibial and common fibular components at the apex of the popliteal fossa
7. Region superior to piriformis muscle
9. Onyl nerve located in suprapiriform region
12. Medial border of femoral triangle
13. Compartment in retroinguinal space that contains femoral artery and vein
15. Most posterior (and deepest) tendon passing through tarsal tunnel
16. Only muscle innervated by inferior gluteal nerve
17. Superior border of femoral triangle
18. Cutaneous branch of this nerve is found in medial vascular compartment of retroinguinal space
20. Compartment in retroinguinal space that contains iliopsoas and femoral nerve
22. Artery passing through tarsal tunnel
24. This sciatic foramen is a passageway between the gluteal region and perineum
25. Region inferior ro piriformis muscle
32. Muscle innervated by superior gluteal nerve, along with glut med and min