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Optimizing Database Efficiency Or, Finding The Happy Medium Original Scenario System: Skeletal Muscle Region: Pelvic Structure: Sartorius Action Origin Insertion Innervation Arterial Venous Bounded by Boundaries Contains Surface Anatomy Common Anomalies Illustrations Femoral Nerve Source Branches Motor Sensory lumbar plexus (ventral primary rami of spinal nerves L2-L4) Categories of Anatomy Tables (Annotation, Semantic and Anatomical layers are present, explicit and implied, crudely) Bone Structure: Description Notes Nerve Source Branches Motor Sensory Notes Artery Source Branches Suply to Notes Vein Tributaries Drains into Region Drained Notes Organ/Part of Organ Location/Description Notes Muscle Origin Insertion Innervation Artery Notes Topographical Anatomy Structure/Space Description/Boundaries Significance Joint or ligament Description Notes Lymphatics Location Afferents from Efferents to Regions drained Notes Anatomy Table Examples Bone Structure Description Notes femoral n. Source lumbar plexus (ventral primary rami of spinal nerves L2-L4) Branches anterior femoral cutaneous brs., nn. to: sartorius m., rectus femoris m., vastus lateralis m., vastus intermedius m., vastus medialis m., pectineus m. Motor sartorius, rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus intermedius, vastus medialis, pectineus Sensory skin of anterior thigh Notes passes under inguinal ligament lateral to femoral a. Categories of Anatomy Tables Bone Structure Description Notes Nerve Source Branches Motor Sensory Notes Artery Source Branches Supply to Notes Vein Tributaries Drains into Region Drained Notes Organ/Part of Organ Location/Description Notes Muscle Origin Insertion Innervation Artery Notes Topographical Anatomy Structure/Space Description/Boundaries Significance Joint or ligament Description Notes Lymphatics Location Afferents from Efferents to Notes Back to First Principles: Gray’s Anatomy BoneFeatureTableID 50011 ilium 500111 5001111 Ala External Surface Posterior gluteal line Anterior gluteal line Inferior gluteal line You Can’t See the Forest for the Semantic Relations of the Trees 5001112 50011121 50011122 50011123 50011124 Internal Surface arcuate line iliac fossa iliac tuberosity preauricular sulcus 5001113 50011131 50011132 50011133 50011134 Crest anterior iliac spine posterior iliac spine external lip internal lip 5001114 50011141 Anterior border iliopubic eminence 5001115 Posterior border 50012 Ischium 5001112 Body external surface anterior border posterior obturator tubercle ischial spine external surface gemellus superior internal surface coccygeus levator ani pelvic fascia pointed extremity sacrospinous ligament greater sc iatic notch internal surface superior ramus external surface in front of a prominent margin quadratus femoris anterior to origin of quadratus femoris some fibers of origin of the obturator externus lower part of external surface origin of part of adductor magnus internal surface sharp ridge falciform prolongation of the sacrotuberous ligament anterior to sharp ridge origin of transversus perinei origin of isc hiocavernosus posterior surface forms a large sweling, the tuberosity of the isc hium lower triangular portion outer portion of the ltp adductor magnus inner portion of ltp sacrotuberous ligament upper triangular portion upper and outer area of the upt semimembranosus lower and inner area of the upt long head of the biceps femoris semitendinosus inferior ramus outer surface obturator externus some fibers of the adductor magnus inner surface medial border outer ridge deep layer of superficial perineal fascia inner ridge inferior fasc ia of the urogenital diaphragm two ridges join in front of the point of junction transversus perinei if front of in front of the point of junction crus penis vel clitoridis ischiocavernosus lateral border forms part fo the medial border of the obturator foramen Pubis body internal surface point of origin of the obturator internus superior ramus medial (flattened) portion anterior surface upper and medial angle, immediately below the crest adductor longus lower down obturator externus adductor brevis upper part of the gracilis posterior surface levator ani obturator internus attachment ot the puboprostatic ligaments a few musc ular fibers porlonged from the bladder upper border presents the prominent pubic tubercle (pubic spine) inferior crus of the subcutaneous (external) inguinal ring inguinal ligament well-defined ridge forming part of the pectineal line portion of the inguinal falx (conjoined tendon of the obliquus internus and transversus the relfelcted inguinal ligament medial to the pubic tubercle crest inguinal falx rectus abdominus pyramidalis angle (point of junction of the crest with the medial border) superior crus of the subcutaneous ring medial border cartilage between the medial border and the fibrocartillaginous lamina lateral border obturator crest forms part of the circumference of the obturator foramen and affords attachment of theobturator membrane lateral portion superior surface continuation of the pectineal line in front of the pectineal line covered by the pectineus iliopectineal eminence (point of junction of the ilium and pubis) inferior surface oblique groove passage of obturator vessels and nerves medially, the obturator crest froms part of the circumference of the obturator foramen gives attachment for the obturator membrane posterior surface origin for some fibers of the obturator internus inferior ramus Digging Into the Details What To Do femoral n. Source lumbar plexus (ventral primary rami of spinal nerves L2-L4) Branches anterior femoral cutaneous brs., nn. to: sartorius m., rectus femoris m., vastus lateralis m., vastus intermedius m., vastus medialis m., pectineus m. Motor sartorius, rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus intermedius, vastus medialis, pectineus Sensory skin of anterior thigh Notes passes under inguinal ligament lateral to femoral a. Parse the Major Categories Into Feature Tables, and use the features to link between Systems Bone”S” table Name Structure Description Notes BoneTable Structure Pronunciation Description Featuretable Featuretable Feature Description Featureattachmenttable Featureattachmenttable Muscle Bone Ligament Tendon Joint Nerve Suture
