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L-5 / S-1 interganglion region, ala of sacrum, central canal, distal phalynx of left digit 1 (foot), extensor digitorum longus muscle, extensor hallucis longus muscle, fibula, fibularis brevis muscle, fibularis longus muscle, flexor digitorum longus muscle, gubernaculum of testis, head of femur, internal iliac artery, interosseus ligament, lumbosacral trunk, notochord, obturator canal with obturator nerve, rectovesicle pouch, rectum, sacral promontory, sacro-iliac joint, sciatic nerve, scrotal swelling, superficial fibular nerve, sympathetic trunk, symphysis of pubis, tibia, tibial nerve, tibialis anterior muscle, triceps surae muscle, ureter, urinary bladder
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Carnegie Embryo #9226   |   Location: 195-01-01

Keywords: L-5 / S-1 interganglion region, ala of sacrum, central canal, distal phalynx of left digit 1 (foot), extensor digitorum longus muscle, extensor hallucis longus muscle, fibula, fibularis brevis muscle, fibularis longus muscle, flexor digitorum longus muscle, gubernaculum of testis, head of femur, internal iliac artery, interosseus ligament, lumbosacral trunk, notochord, obturator canal with obturator nerve, rectovesicle pouch, rectum, sacral promontory, sacro-iliac joint, sciatic nerve, scrotal swelling, superficial fibular nerve, sympathetic trunk, symphysis of pubis, tibia, tibial nerve, tibialis anterior muscle, triceps surae muscle, ureter, urinary bladder

Source: The Virtual Human Embryo.