. Anatomischer Anzeiger. L'anatomie, l'Anatomie Comparée ;, comparatif. 270 mediodistally et traversé la surface antérieure de la veine fémorale jnst au-dessus du point d'entrée de la grande veine saphène. En arrivant au bord interne de la veine, l'artère fémorale profonde tourné latéralement et traversé derrière elle. Il a par la suite acquis la face postérieure de l'artère fémorale à partir de laquelle il a été séparé par la veine fémorale profonde. Le reste de son cours normal. Le traçage d'une photo pour montrer le cours de l'arteria profunda fe- moris. C, ordre croissant et transversaux, bran- ches d'un.

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. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 270 mediodistally and crossed the anterior surface of the femoral vein jnst above the point of entry of the great saphenous vein. On reaching the medial border of the vein, the profunda femoris artery turned laterally and crossed posterior to it. Subsequently it gained the posterior surface of the femoral artery from which it was separated by the profunda femoris vein. The rest of its course was normal. Tracing from a photograph to show the course of the arteria profunda fe- moris. C, ascending and transverse bran- ches of a. circumflexa lateralis: D, de- scending branch of a. circumflexa late- ralis; L, ligamentum inguinale; F, a. femoralis; S, a.profunda femoris; P, aa. pudicae; V, vena femoralis. At the medial border of the femoral vein, the profunda femoris artery gave off the external pudic arteries and, 5 cm. distally, the medial circumflex. It next gave off a single branch to the adductor muscles and, as it lay under cover of the femoral vein, it gave off the ascending and transverse branches of the lateral circumflex by a common trunk. The descending branch of the lateral circumflex arose directly from the femoral artery. This relationship of the profunda femoris artery to the femoral vein is extremely rare and, so far as I have been able to discover, only eight cases have been recorded hitherto. In 1836, Mercrier (1) described a case in which the profunda femoris artery crossed anterior to the femoral vein below the opening of the great saphenous vein, and gave off the external pudic arteries. In 1843, Cruveilhier (2) described a similar case. In 1867, Friedlowsky (3) described a specimen in which the profunda femoris artery crossed the femoral vein anteriorly above the opening of the great saphenous vein. In 1894, Zaiijer (4) reviewed the literature up to that date and recorded two cases. In the first, the profunda femoris arose by a common trunk with the inferior and superficial epigastr

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