• acetabulum (asa-TAB-u-lum) • anterior inferior iliac spine • anterior superior iliac spine • greater sciatic (sigh-A-tic) notch • iliac crest • ilium (IL-lee-um) • ischial (ISH-ee-ul) spine • ischial tuberosity (tu-ber-OS-ity) • ischium (ISH-ee-um) • lesser sciatic notch • obturator (OB-tur-a-tur) foramen • posterior inferior iliac spine • posterior superior iliac spine • pubis (PYU-bis) SUPERIOR 10 POSTERIOR (Bone) 1 11 4. 3 12 4 6. (Bone) 13 7 6 8. 7 10 8 14 11 (Bone) 12 9 13 Lateral view 14 Mak Nieben 2.

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